Israel recognizes Armenian genocide, amid frosty ties with Turkey

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Israel's government unanimously recognized the Armenian genocide on Tuesday, with the Foreign Ministry calling the move a 'moral imperative' for the Jewish state. Turkey, which denies the WWI-era mass killings constituted genocide and accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza, rejected the Israeli government's decision.

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FM says unanimous government move is 'moral imperative' for Jewish state: 'It's never too late to do the right thing'; Ankara, which accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza, rejects label for WWI atrocities.

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