On September 24, 2026, in his speech at the 81st session...

08:40:00 26.09.2026

On September 24, 2026, in his speech at the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, international criminal Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Turkey and the Armenian Genocide, criticizing another international criminal, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

In the relevant passage, he said:

“Erdogan is a tyrant who also hosts the Hamas terror chiefs. He has murdered thousands of Kurdish civilians. He denies the Armenian genocide. He jails journalists and opposition leaders....”

The Jews, of course, have begun saying such things and have nominally recognized the Armenian Genocide because relations between Israel and Turkey have temporarily become strained. As in the past, so now, different governments use the issue of the Armenian Genocide for their own interests and, in reality, have always cared nothing about justice.

If Netanyahu actually cared about justice and were genuinely concerned about the injustices committed against Armenia, then he would have not only mentioned the Armenian Genocide, but also the ethnic cleansing that took place in Artsakh three years ago at the hands of Azerbaijan. He would say that not only Erdoğan is a tyrant, but also Aliyev, who continues his “big brother’s” genocidal and anti-Armenian policy against the entire Armenian nation. Of course, he will not say such things, because no matter how much superficial disagreements and conflicts Jews may have with Turks or even Russians, in general they will always act in a united manner against Armenia’s interests, because none of them benefits from the creation of an independent, united, and Greater Armenia in this region. That would be the fear and terror of all our enemies.

It is noteworthy that, at the beginning of Netanyahu’s speech, a walkout involving a very large number of delegations took place. Various sources reported that approximately 70–77 delegations were absent or walked out, including Turkey, but not Azerbaijan. This is yet another piece of evidence that, no matter how much Israel currently opposes Turkey’s foreign policy, it nevertheless continues to maintain close, warm, and fraternal relations with Azerbaijan’s criminal regime, since both are Zionist-terrorist states. Do not suddenly believe these lies or live with false hopes that we can join Israel against the Turks or fall for any such absurdity that Jew-loving Armenians like to spread. Understand this very important truth: the “Western Azerbaijan” agenda aimed at destroying Armenia’s independence unquestionably also serves the interests of international Zionism.

Let us never forget the Russian-Turkish-Zionist triangle that constitutes the anti-Armenian coalition.