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Turkey’s Erdogan FURIOUS With Netanyahu For Recognizing Armenian Genocide

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BREAKING: Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Recognizes the Armenian, Assyrian & Greek Genocides on Patrick Bet-David’s Valuetainment Podcast Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially recognized the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides after Patrick Bet-David directly asked Netanyahu why Israel has not officially recognized these genocides carried out by the Ottoman Empire, on his Valuetainment podcast. Netanyahu responded by saying that Israel, through the Knesset, had already recognized them — which is factually incorrect, as no such resolution has ever been passed — and then he personally affirmed recognition himself. The full back-and-forth between Patrick Bet-David and Prime Minister Netanyahu runs as follows: Patrick Bet-David: “You know the Holocaust has been recognized by 193 different countries, right? Everybody around the world and in some countries if you deny it you could do jail time many countries. You can do jail time a year or 5 years, but for anybody that doesn’t recognize Armenian, Assyrian Genocide if there’s any country that I would have expected to be on the list that recognized the Armenian and Assyrian and the Greek genocide. It would be Israel. Why haven’t you yet recognized the Armenian, Assyrian, and the Greek Genocide that the Turkish did to the to that community?” Benjamin Netanyahu: “In fact, I think we have because I think the Knesset passed a resolution to that effect.” Patrick Bet-David: “I don’t know if I want you though. I don’t know if it’s come from the Prime Minister of Israel.” Benjamin Netanyahu: “Yeah, I just did.” Patrick Bet-David: “Okay.” Benjamin Netanyahu: “Period.” Patrick Bet-David: “All right. Well, thank you for doing that. Thank you for doing that.” Benjamin Netanyahu: “Thank you for asking.” Patrick Bet-David: “I appreciate you. That’s important to me, and I’m sure a lot of Armenians, Assyrians, and Greeks around the world appreciate you saying that.” While Netanyahu’s on-camera words are significant, it is important to clarify the official stance of the State of Israel: * Israel has not formally recognized the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides. Successive governments, including Netanyahu’s, have historically blocked Knesset resolutions on this issue. Reports from Ynet News and The Times of Israel note that Netanyahu himself instructed ministers to pull recognition bills from the legislative agenda in past years to avoid diplomatic fallout with Turkey and Azerbaijan. * Officials’ statements are not formal recognition. Israeli officials, including former Foreign Minister Israel Katz, have occasionally referred to the Armenian Genocide. However, such statements do not constitute formal state recognition. Only a resolution passed by the Knesset would amount to an official acknowledgment. * Local commemorations don’t equal state recognition. Some Israeli municipalities, such as Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, and Haifa, have named public spaces in memory of Armenian Genocide victims. While these gestures are meaningful, they are not official acts of state recognition. Prime Minister Netanyahu’s statement on Patrick Bet-David’s podcast marks the first time he has personally declared recognition of the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides on record. However, as of August 2025, Israel as a state still has not passed a formal Knesset resolution recognizing them.

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U.S. Reportedly Secures Exclusive Development Rights to Transit Route Through Armenia, Renamed “Trump Route,” Under Washington Framework The United States is reportedly set to gain exclusive development rights to a strategic transit route through Armenia’s southern Syunik Province, according to a Reuters report published on August 7. This comes ahead of a trilateral summit in Washington D.C. between U.S. President Donald Trump, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, scheduled for August 7-8. Details of the proposed agreement were shared on social media by Alex Raufoglu, a Washington-based journalist covering the South Caucasus and a member of the Foreign Press Correspondents Association. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Raufoglu said the leaders are expected to sign a framework agreement aimed at creating “an irreversible pathway to peace,” outlining steps toward the full normalization of diplomatic relations. Citing unnamed diplomatic sources, Raufoglu reported that the foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan are set to initiate a peace deal that has been under negotiation for several months. The two countries are also expected to jointly declare their withdrawal from the OSCE Minsk Group, a body that has mediated peace efforts in the region since 1992. According to Reuters, the proposed route will no longer be referred to as the “Zangezur Corridor.” Instead, it will be named the Trump Route for International Peace and Prosperity (TRIPP), forming the foundation of a new Armenian-American commercial venture. The route will operate under Armenian law, and the United States will be granted exclusive development rights for an extended period. The land will be subleased to a consortium for infrastructure development and management. “Through commercial means, this step will unlock the region and avert further hostilities,” one U.S. official told Reuters. Armenian and Azerbaijani leaders are also expected to sign documents requesting the formal dissolution of the Minsk Group, which has been co-chaired by France, Russia, and the United States since its establishment in 1992 to mediate the conflict. Raufoglu added that U.S. officials have assured that Armenia’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and legal jurisdiction over the route will be fully maintained. The project is described as purely economic in nature, with no military or strategic components. U.S. troops will not be deployed along the corridor; instead, security will reportedly be managed by a private American company. According to Reuters, the White House sees the agreement as part of a broader push for global diplomacy. U.S. officials believe that a peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan could pave the way for negotiations on Azerbaijan joining the Abraham Accords — the normalization agreements brokered by Trump during his first term between Israel and four Muslim-majority countries. Progress on the peace deal began in March, when U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff visited the region. His team made several subsequent trips to facilitate the agreement. The summit coincides with other diplomatic initiatives during Trump’s second term, including efforts to end conflicts between Cambodia and Thailand, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Pakistan and India. However, Trump has been less successful in resolving Russia’s war in Ukraine and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. As of now, neither the White House nor the governments of Armenia and Azerbaijan have issued official statements confirming the details of the reported agreement.