以色列政府一致通过决议 承认鄂图曼帝国时期亚美尼亚种族灭绝
该决定仍须经议会表决，已在土以关系紧张背景下引发各方反应，亚美尼亚族群呼吁国际社会跟进，而土耳其否认指控。
以色列内阁于6月28日一致通过外交部长吉德翁·萨尔提出的决议，正式承认第一次世界大战期间鄂图曼帝国对亚美尼亚人实施「种族灭绝」。根据以色列外交部声明，决议下一步将提交议会（Knesset）审议，通过后方具法律效力。此举终止了以色列多年来为避免破坏与土耳其关系而采取的回避政策。
以方将决定定调为道德与历史义务。萨尔在社交媒体上表示「永远不嫌太迟做正确的事」，强调「并非针对土耳其公开敌意的报复」，而是基于以色列作为犹太国家的责任。决议文本谴责土耳其政府主导的「制度化否认与淡化运动」，并引用历史资料称约150万人遇难，千年文化遗产遭摧毁。总理内塔尼亚胡此前已多次口头认可该定性，此次则将内阁共识付诸正式文件。
安卡拉方面尚未即时回应，但长期立场是拒绝将事件称为种族灭绝，主张双方在内战与战争动荡中均有伤亡，数字被夸大。亚美尼亚政府与散居族群则持续数十年寻求国际承认，目前已有包括美、俄、法、德在内的32国及欧洲议会正式定性。值得留意的是，以色列自身正面临联合国及土耳其等国就加沙军事行动提出的种族灭绝指控，尽管以方一概否认。多个西方与中东媒体认为，此决议的时机与2023年10月以来土以关系急剧恶化有关，埃尔多安曾多次将内塔尼亚胡比作纳粹，并暂停双边贸易。
该决议在中东可能加速阵营重组。对亚洲而言，土耳其作为北约成员与区域枢纽，其与以色列的决裂将强化安卡拉与伊斯兰合作组织及部分亚洲国家的关系；北京迄今未正式承认该屠杀为种族灭绝，但关注中东局势动荡对能源与一带一路的影响。决议尚须完成议会投票，观察人士预期将引发土耳其激烈外交反弹，并可能被伊朗、卡塔尔等地区国家用作批判以色列的杠杆，进一步复杂化中东外交版图。
| 欧洲大陆媒体 | 0.00 | neutral |
|---|---|---|
| 以色列媒体 | 0.00 | neutral |
| 伊朗及相关媒体 | −0.60 | critical |
The Israeli government performs a historic act of recognition, aligning with an international community that has already condemned the Armenian genocide.
The news is presented as an accomplished institutional fact, with official quotes and precise data, without adding interpretations or judgments. The lexical choice is dry and referential, typical of diplomatic reporting.
No mention is made of the possible impact on relations with Turkey or of internal criticism of the Israeli move.
Israel acts out of national interest, using the recognition as a diplomatic lever against Turkey and to strengthen its regional position.
The narrative reduces the decision to a power calculation, emphasizing security consequences and alliances, while minimizing the historical or humanitarian dimension.
No space is given to Armenian voices or to the international community celebrating the recognition, nor is the pressure from the Jewish diaspora discussed.
The Zionist regime, stained by crimes against Palestinians, dares to pose as a judge of history to cover up its own guilt.
The technique of 'tu quoque' and mirroring is used: Israel is accused of using the Armenian genocide to legitimize itself, while its ongoing violations are highlighted. The lexicon is loaded with terms like 'hypocrisy' and 'instrumentalization'.
No mention is made of the fact that the Israeli recognition was welcomed by many countries and Armenian organizations, nor is the historical enmity between Turkey and Iran discussed.