Valuetainment “Politically Motivated” - Turkey’s Erdogan FURIOUS With Netanyahu For Recognizing Armenian Genocide
Aug 29, 2025
Netanyahu's recognition of the Armenian genocide ignites outrage from Turkey, uncovering historical tensions between the two nations. The podcast delves into Turkey's allegations of genocide against Israel in Gaza, alongside varied global responses from Armenian and Greek communities. It highlights the significance of acknowledging historical injustices and the complexities surrounding genocide recognition. The discussion also explores geopolitical dynamics, motivations for political alliances, and the importance of open dialogue amidst rising global tensions.
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Netanyahu’s Historic Recognition
- Benjamin Netanyahu publicly recognized the Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek genocides during the PBD podcast interview.
- The move marks a notable diplomatic shift for Israel and signals changing ties with Turkey.
Turkey’s Furious Reaction
- Patrick Bet-David reads Turkey's angry response calling Netanyahu's recognition politically motivated and accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.
- He notes that Israel's recognition likely reflects deteriorating Israel–Turkey relations under Erdogan.
Recognition As Geopolitical Signal
- Patrick lists countries that have recognized the Armenian genocide and explains Israel had avoided it due to strategic relations with Turkey.
- He frames Netanyahu's statement as aligned with worsening ties and shifting geopolitical calculations.