At a minimum, I believe Armenians should not give up on having recognition be a top priority as long as there are survivors still alive. We owe it to them to continue to seek recognition in their lifetimes.
Where I see the problem is that we're letting a few decades in our centuries of history define us. Armenian History <> the genocide.
And as a practical matter, the US has way too many priorities with respect to Turkey that are going to stand in the way of anything significant ever being done. Sad but true.
I agree, but there are some differences. Armenians do not continue to portray themselves as victims and most of us are not seeking anything beyond historical recognition.
The Jews on the other hand, have the history books in their favor but they continue to somewhat portray themselves as victims--and in many ways, rightly so. Jews continue to be hated and persecued. When you've got neo-Nazis and other vehement anti-semitics walking the globe, you have a need and a right to wave your victim banner.