The Israeli cabinet unanimously approves formal recognition of the Armenian genocide after Foreign Minister Gideon Saar advanced the proposal, and the measure now awaits ratification by the Knesset.The decision breaks decades of Israeli restraint intended to preserve ties with Turkey, a government that rejects the genocide label and has repeatedly accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza.The vote further strains relations with Turkey following the Gaza war and follows
Armenia's earlier recognition of the
State of Palestine, signaling a diplomatic realignment toward governments that recognize the massacres.