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Senate Approves John Heffern as US Ambassador to Armenia

Controversial U.S. Envoy to Turkey Nominee Francis Ricciardone Yet to be Confirmed WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. Senate voted by unanimous consent last night to approve John Heffern’s nomination as U.S. ambassador to Armenia, reported the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA). "Although we remain disappointed with a number of his responses to Senate inquiries, we look forward, in

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  1. Just curious: would Israel, or any country for that matter, agree to any good relations with anyone that denies the basic facts of the Holocaust of the Jewish people? Then why would Armenia allow a US embassy, for no other purpose then being close to Iran, on its soil when all America does is deny the very basic facts of the Armenia Genocide? And further, US policy completely ignores the fact of Turkey’s non ending ILLEGAL and crippling blockade all because Armenia is demanding justice for their own Holocaust and the near destruction of the Armenians living under Azeri misrule for over 70 years?

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