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Israeli PM Netanyahu brands Turkish President Erdogan ‘antisemitic dictator’ after Interpol arrest warrant

Netanyahu responds after Turkey asks Interpol to issue international arrest alerts for him and another official over the Gaza flotilla raid, as Israel accuses Erdogan of harbouring Hamas, occupying Cyprus and escalating tensions into Syria

Turkey seeks Interpol “red notice” for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over Gaza flotilla interception

The request is related to the attack on activists from the Global Sumud Flotilla in international waters – The trial is currently underway in Istanbul, with a total of 35 defendants

Former PM Samaras urges Greece to seek Israeli recognition of Pontic and Asia Minor Greek genocide

In light of Israel’s decision to recognize the Armenian Genocide, Antonis Samaras emphasizes that we must take advantage of the current situation

AHIF and Queens College release special journal of Modern Hellenism Issue on genocide

Dedicated to the memory of scholar and researcher George Mavropoulos

Italy: Meloni Reported to the International Criminal Court for Complicity in Genocide

As she revealed in an interview with Rai, the same complaint was filed against Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani

For the first time, Netanyahu publicly recognizes the genocide of Armenians and Pontic Greeks

See what the Israeli Prime Minister said on a podcast

Thirty years since the Srebrenica genocide – Thousands of Bosnians honor the victims of the Massacre

A three-day, 100-kilometer-long “peace march” preceded the commemoration, retracing the same route that thousands of Srebrenica residents followed in July 1995 to reach Tuzla – See video and photos

The Pontian genocide: A brief overview of the tragedy – How Kemal’s forces eliminated 350,000 Greeks

May 19 is recognized as a day of remembrance for the atrocities committed by the Kemalist forces, which ultimately led to the annihilation of the Pontian Greeks—350,000 victims through massacres, killings, and deportations

Dendias: We honor the memory of the 353,000 victims of the Pontian Greek genocide

"Upholding historical truth is our highest national duty," says the Minister of National Defense

Question by Beleris to the European Parliament on the recognition of the Genocide of Christians by the Ottoman Empire

He says that "the persecution and massacres of minorities are, to date, the most heinous crimes in world history"

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