Armenian Genocide

Columns

What happened to Israel’s recognition of the Armenian Genocide? Fact vs. rumor

On a daily basis, we are all inundated with so much misinformation that it is becoming almost impossible to distinguish…

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Columns

Israeli Cabinet recognition: A new chapter? Not so fast

Before we engage with this important topic, let’s put one thing on the table: Sincere criticism of the policies of…

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The Homeland

I recognize it before I see it

A view of Mount Ararat appears in the Dutch town of Roosendaal. It is one of the best-known depictions of…

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Opinion

Israel’s Cabinet resolution is not recognition

Israel’s Cabinet unanimously approved a resolution recognizing the Armenian Genocide on Sunday, July 28, 2026. Foreign Minister Gideon Saar announced…

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Letters

Armenian Genocide recognition used as political scoring card

Here we go again: the Armenian Genocide is being used as a political scoring card game for Israel. The Knesset…

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Culture

The Rug Wizard

Those who have attended one of Hratch Kozibeyokian’s lectures know the depth of knowledge he shares with the audience. Christened…

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Commentary

What we remember

A common theme for humans in general, and for Armenians in particular, is to try not to dwell on the…

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Statements

ANC-International issues statement on Israeli Cabinet’s genocide recognition

Today, the government of Israel unanimously approved the proposal of the country’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gideon Sa’ar, to officially…

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Opinion

The Armenian Genocide and the pursuit of recognition in Australia

Genocide creates two inheritances: the stories survivors tell, and the silence surrounding the stories they cannot bear to speak about.…

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Columns

In conversation with ‘Hayrig,’ father to Armenian orphans 

As I prepare to write my next novel based on the life of my grandfather, an Armenian orphan who survived…

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