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Feb 6 2010
High-probability of Genocide resolution adoption in U.S. Congress: Manoyan
14:42 / 02/06/2010There is a high probability that U.S. Congress will
pass Armenian Genocide resolution (H.Res.252), Head of the Hay Dat
(Armenian Cause) office Giro Manoyan told NEWS.am. The ARFD member
commented on decision by Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee Hovard Berman to table Genocide Resolution on March 4, 2010.
`At the moment it is difficult to say explicitly, but the probability
is high and Hay Dat committee as well as Armenian community work in
that direction,' Manoyan said.
He does not consider Berman's decision another lever on Turkey by the
U.S. `Most probably Armenian community and certain congress circles
exert pressure on the White House for it not to link Armenia-Turkey
reconciliation with Genocide recognition,' stated ARFD member.
Commenting on NEWS.am correspondent's remark on recent discussions
related to Genocide recognition by Israel, Manoyan stressed, `Israeli
authorities have not arrived at this decision yet. Israeli society is
supportive to Genocide recognition. Moreover, a number of Jewish
organizations in U.S backing Turkey so far, presently express no
enthusiastic support to the country, particularly in the context of
recent critical statements against Israel voiced in Ankara.'
A.G.
Feb 6 2010
High-probability of Genocide resolution adoption in U.S. Congress: Manoyan
14:42 / 02/06/2010There is a high probability that U.S. Congress will
pass Armenian Genocide resolution (H.Res.252), Head of the Hay Dat
(Armenian Cause) office Giro Manoyan told NEWS.am. The ARFD member
commented on decision by Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee Hovard Berman to table Genocide Resolution on March 4, 2010.
`At the moment it is difficult to say explicitly, but the probability
is high and Hay Dat committee as well as Armenian community work in
that direction,' Manoyan said.
He does not consider Berman's decision another lever on Turkey by the
U.S. `Most probably Armenian community and certain congress circles
exert pressure on the White House for it not to link Armenia-Turkey
reconciliation with Genocide recognition,' stated ARFD member.
Commenting on NEWS.am correspondent's remark on recent discussions
related to Genocide recognition by Israel, Manoyan stressed, `Israeli
authorities have not arrived at this decision yet. Israeli society is
supportive to Genocide recognition. Moreover, a number of Jewish
organizations in U.S backing Turkey so far, presently express no
enthusiastic support to the country, particularly in the context of
recent critical statements against Israel voiced in Ankara.'
A.G.