Clashes between Armenian Christians and Jews in Jerusalem’s Old City
Armenia’s Foreign Ministry on Monday voiced its “concern” over the weekend attacks targeting Armenians in Jerusalem.
The Jihad on Armenia Erupts Again
Armenia awoke on September 13, 2022 to an uncertain future after Azerbaijan attacked it in the dead of night.
Western Dissonance to Foreign Invasions: Armenia vs Ukraine
Azerbaijan’s two-day “diplomatic bombardment” came to an end Wednesday night after Armenia and the Azeris agreed to a cease-fire.
The Armenian Genocide Continues
Today, April 24, is Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day, marking 106 years since the start of the Armenian Genocide,
Video: Raymond Ibrahim on Turkey’s Terroristic Role against Armenia
I was recently interviewed on Open Platform, a talk show on Public TV of Armenia.
Armenia’s Self-Defeating Campaign Against Christians
While the days of large-scale war or violence between Christian denominations (such as Protestants versus Catholics) are largely over, that does not mean disdain or outright hostility within the Christian community itself is a thing of the past.
A Nation that is ‘Faithful’ to Iran is no ‘Reliable Partner’
While Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan used his recent speech at the United Nations to tout his country as a “reliable partner,”
Minister Calls for Israel to Recognize Armenian Genocide
The call to recognize the mass murders of 1.5 million Armenians by the Ottoman government in 1915 as genocide follows a war of words between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Turkish President Erdoğan, including Erdoğan calling Israel a “terrorist state.”
A ‘Wedge’ Between Azerbaijan and Israel is an Armenian Pipe Dream
Most frequently with the utmost in bellicose tenor, decrying the recent recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital by President Donald Trump has become a favored pastime for anyone or body with resentment or alternately, hatred, against the U.S., President Trump, personally or Israel.
Armenian Christmas in the Holy Land: “You Cannot Imagine”
With the sounds of trumpets, bagpipes, and music, the voices of young choir singers and shouts of joy, the Armenian Christmas ceremony commences.
