Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that he recognizes the Armenian genocide – although his statement, made during an interview with conservative American businessman and podcaster Patrick Bet-David, does not constitute formal Israeli recognition.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that he recognizes the Armenian genocide – although his statement, made during an interview with conservative American businessman and podcaster Patrick Bet-David, does not constitute formal Israeli recognition.
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On Sunday, he told reporters: 'If we had wanted to commit genocide, it would have taken exactly one afternoon.'
