ArmInfo. Israel's recognition of the historical fact - the Armenian Genocide is real, but it will not happen now - the process is in progress and it takes a certain amount of time. A member of the Israeli Knesset of the 15th convocation, President of ICES - International Expert Center of Electoral Systems Alexander Tsinker, expressed such an opinion to ArmInfo.
"Speaking of the process, I mean lobbying for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by various public trends in our country. Our Israel-Armenia public forum also addresses this issue, much in this direction is taken by the head of the Israel-Armenia interparliamentary friendship group, our Vice-Speaker Tali Ploskov The number of parliamentarians supporting the recognition of the Armenian Genocide is consistently growing in all factions of the Knesset.The recognition of the need to recognize the Armenian Genocide by the majority of Israeli citizens opinion polls," the political scientist said.
On the whole, having positively commented on the intention of Yashi Lapid, the leader of the party, he would submit to the Knesset a bill on the recognition of the Armenian Genocide, Tsinker noted that the chances of influencing the recognition of the Genocide were much greater when he was Minister of Finance and his party in the ruling coalition.
As a more realistic way to achieve the recognition of the Armenian Genocide by Armenians, Tsinker considers the transfer of relevant materials already in place and approved by the parliamentary commission on history, culture and education for consideration and voting in the Knesset. The political scientist believes that in the case of a vote "for" the recognition of the Genocide by parties periodically asserting the need for recognition of the Genocide, there really will be a real chance of solving this issue.
On April 24, 2015, the Armenians marked a mournful date - the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide in Western Armenia, whose victims were 1.5 million Armenians. Turkey stubbornly refuses to recognize the fact of the Armenian Genocide recognized by the majority of US states, more than two dozen countries, the Vatican, the European Parliament, the World Council of Churches, and other authoritative international organizations. Holocaust survivors Israel did not recognize the Armenian Genocide either.
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