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Armenia recognises Palestinian statehood, says Armenian foreign ministry
(www.reuters.com)
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Armenians know what genocide means.
So it looks that the State of Palestine is recognized as a sovereign state by 147 of the 193 member states of the United Nations. Hope I'm counting correctly and didn't leave out a country, cause it looks like the relevant wiki page [International recognition of the State of Palestine] has not yet been updated. Not even for Ireland's recognition of Palestine and that happened last month. Soon I hope.
For me the question remains. What could make the remaining white colonialists and Zionist settler colonialists change their minds and finally recognize Palestine, so that a 2-state solution is implemented.
They also know what collaborating with the Nazis is like.
Nazi collaborator monuments in Armenia
How Armenia’s glorification of a Nazi collaborator has gone unnoticed
So I don't think Armenia's decision will have much of an effect. Maybe other countries.
I haven't heard about this before, so I can't argue about it at this point.
Then you say:
How you managed to draw this conclusion from your previous statement, is a mystery to me.
And since you mentioned Nazi collaborations, I'll say the following. I noticed that the sources you provided the one is Zionist and the other Polish, and both collaborated with Nazis for sure.
Zionist-Nazi Collaboration and the Holocaust-A Historical Aberration? Lenni Brenner Revisited - Edinburgh University Press
How Zionists collaborated with the Nazis, in conversation with Tony Greenstein | EI Podcast
Collaboration in German-occupied Poland - wiki
A state that is currently glorifying Nazi collaborators will automatically be dismissed as hostile to Jews and to Israel. Any action of theirs in related matters is therefore irrelevant.
Unless they have a different goal. Like getting closer to states like Iran.
How is that relevant to news sources?
I was pointing out that Armenia is currently glorifying a Nazi collaborator, building statues of him and calling him a hero. Not in the past.