Il government of Israel unanimously approved the proposal of Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar to recognize the Armenian GenocideThe minister declared: "It's never too late to do the right thing." This was announced in a statement by the Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson. The international community immediately raised doubts as to whether this recognition could actually be seen as a move against Erdogan's Turkey. The customary response was quickly leaked.
Israeli government approves recognition of Armenian genocide
"This It is not an act of retaliation for Turkey's open hostility, terrible rhetoric and hostile actions under Erdogan's leadership., against Israel. Turkey's promotion of false narratives against Israel does not grant it any immunity from historical truths. I would like to inform the government that I received a letter of appreciation from the Armenian Church and the Armenian community in Jerusalem last Friday,” Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar said during the Israeli Cabinet meeting, according to his office.
"Despite the extensive and unequivocal historical documentation, the Armenian Genocide continues to this day to be the subject of an institutionalized campaign of denial and minimization, including historical manipulation, primarily by the Turkish government. It is widely believed that the Ottoman Empire systematically committed crimes constituting genocide, with the aim of destroying the Armenian people," he added.
Bahrain: Yes to international action against Iran
Meanwhile, Iran launched attacks against US forces in Bahrain and Kuwait after the US military announced it had carried out raid on 10 Iranian sites, citing as a reason attacks on ships in the Strait of HormuzAir raid sirens sounded for the second time in Bahrain on Sunday morning, while Kuwait declared that its air defenses responded to "hostile threats from missiles and drones," according to the Qatari network al Jazeera.
In response, “The Kingdom of Bahrain calls for international action to stop repeated Iranian aggression”The statement was published in a post on the official account of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Manama. Meanwhile, the Foreign Minister in Tehran Araghchi states that “any interference in the process of defining a new agreement in the Strait of Hormuz will exacerbate tensions and complicate the situation, causing a delay in the reopening of the waterway.”
