Rimma Varzhapetyan-Feller (*)
On the eve of the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide, when
civilized humanity stands together with Armenia and the Armenian people,
and honors the memory of one and a half million innocent victims, killed in
the Ottoman Empire, Turkish-Azerbaijani propaganda has become more
aggressive. Pursuing a goal to distract the attention of the
international community and attract support from different Jewish
community structures, targeted efforts have been exerted recently to
cast a shadow on Armenian-Jewish relations through publications of
ordered and one-sided articles in various media outlets. At the same
time, one should mention that those attempts cannot but fail. The
history of the two ancient peoples – Armenians and Jews – is full of
similarities and mutual contacts, and, even with the utmost effort in
the world, one can not derail those relations. Nevertheless, in the
existence of a political agenda and irresponsible analysts – one cannot
avoid comments based on void arguments, trying to prove the reverse.
