Talaat’s Personal Account of The Armenian Massacres
In my last week’s column, I reported that Talaat Pasha, the mastermind of the Armenian Genocide, had told British intelligence officer Aubrey Herbert in 1921 that he had written “a memorandum on
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Portrait of a Turkish-American Genocide Denialist
While Armenian-Americans closely follow the sinister efforts of Turkey and its lobbying firms, they rarely pay attention to a handful of Turkish-Americans who are either on the payroll of the Turkish
Turkey was First Country to Recognize The Armenian Genocide — in 1918
The Armenian Genocide is rarely discussed in the Turkish Parliament; and even rarer are statements calling for its recognition. On January 14, 2016, two of the three recently elected Armenian members
Columbia University Researchers Confirm Turkey’s Links to ISIS
A team of Columbia University researchers from the United States, Europe, and Turkey confirmed last week that the Turkish government has provided to ISIS: military cooperation, weapons, logistical support,
Met with Israel’s President, and Spoke at Armenian Genocide Conference
Last week I spoke at the first conference on the Armenian Genocide in Israel, gave a lecture at the Armenian Patriarchate in Jerusalem, and attended a meeting with Israel’s President Reuven Rivlin.
Armenians Should Counter Azerbaijan’s Pressure on Israel to Deny the Genocide
As relations between Israel and Turkey have become increasingly strained in recent years, shifting from strategic alliance to outright hostility, many analysts began to wonder about the Israeli government’s
Who Should Demand Armenian Territories from Turkey?
I just became aware of an important interview Pres. Serzh Sargsyan had given to Turkish journalist Cansu Camlibel of Hurriyet newspaper on April 24, 2015 in Yerevan. The article was buried under the
Reflections on the 24th Anniversary Of Armenia’s Independence
On the occasion of the 24th anniversary of Armenia’s independence, I had the honor of delivering the keynote address at the celebration organized by the Armenian Consulate in Glendale, California.
To Get Rid of ISIS, Turks Must First Get Rid of Erdogan
Turkey has not only refused to join its NATO allies in fighting against ISIS, but has trained, armed and facilitated the infiltration of thousands of terrorists into Syria and Iraq. The British Guardian
