The source with links to Israeli decision-makers reports that Israel is now moving to officially recognize the Armenian Genocide, after refraining from doing so for decades out of concern for relations with Turkey. The post did not specify a timeline or formal cabinet vote, but follows recent Foreign Ministry initiatives on the matter.
The source with direct links to Israeli decision-makers reported tonight, Thursday, that Israel is preparing to officially recognize the Armenian Genocide, after decades of refraining from such a move due to concerns over angering Turkey.
The post, citing unnamed official sources, suggests the government has decided the geopolitical calculus has shifted enough to allow recognition. The message did not specify a formal cabinet vote or timeline, but comes after Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar brought a resolution to the cabinet last week (as previously reported by The Zioneer) – a step that did not yet culminate in a vote.
Turkey has historically reacted strongly to any foreign recognition of the genocide, cutting ties or expelling ambassadors. The development signals a potential major shift in Israeli foreign policy, though it remains to be seen whether the cabinet will approve the move and how Ankara will respond.
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