Not officially acknowledging that something happened is not the same as denying it happened. Not even close.
"do you accept or deny that the Holocaust took place?"
"neither. I simply choose to not acknowledge it either way".
....nice huh?
Not officially acknowledging that something happened is not the same as denying it happened. Not even close.
"do you accept or deny that the Holocaust took place?"
"neither. I simply choose to not acknowledge it either way".
....nice huh?
And you have evidence that the Knesset has been asked, and declined to acknowledge the Armenian Genocide either way?
Researching further, it appears you are right. However, I still wouldn't classify Israel's position as a denial.yes, they threatened to officially acknowledge it as pay-back against Turkey for their support of and actions after the flotilla incident.
so acknowledging a genocide is a political football for Israel, not a matter of conscience.
Researching further, it appears you are right. However, I still wouldn't classify Israel's position as a denial.
Probably with equal ambivalence. Now, if that country actually denied that the Holocaust occurred, I'd probably be annoyed. If that same country also funds terrorism against the largest concentration of Jews in the world, I'd probably be concerned.and how would you react to a nation that claims ambivalence to the reality of the Holocaust?
but for some reason, the nations of the world must recognize the Holocaust or they shall pay a heavy price for their clear bigotry.
So, are you going to provide evidence for this claim?
Are you angry that the U.S. also doesn't officially acknowledge the Armenian Genocide?
Um, still looking for the "heavy price" that is to be paid by those who do not acknowledge the Holocaust, as is your claim.http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/UN/unga61_255.html
The General Assembly,
Reaffirming its resolution 60/7 of 1 November 2005,
Recalling that resolution 60/7 observes that remembrance of the Holocaust is critical to prevent further acts of genocide,
Recalling also that, for this reason, resolution 60/7 rejects efforts to deny the Holocaust which, by ignoring the historical fact of those terrible events, increase the risk they will be repeated,
hmm...looks like simply ignoring historical truths..is bad enough...ay?
Hamas spreads Nazi CT, the Israelis don't teach their kids about the Nakba and have criminalized memorializing the Nakba in public by organizations.
Its all the same evil.
where did he do that? I think you are imagining things. Nobody I know of is in denial about Hamas school textbooks.Ah so you acknowledge that Hamas teach Nazi whack in textbooks now? Because before you called that a "right-wing Zionist lie and bigotry".
this post by you is in response to a request for evidence by... me.
perhaps next time you respond to such a post, you will simply reply with the evidence that is requested.
and if not...perhaps you should not respond. unless you are simply trolling.
I think it's because of the fact that the Armenian Genocide took place in peacetime and the Ottomans thought of them as being "in the way", while the Holocaust took place when the Nazis sought to totally rewrite Eurasia according to their twisted worldview with the Jews being their most hated "foe" and deserving only of annihilation.
What the **** are you talking about?
Go and read a *********** history book before you spout this crap.
What the **** are you talking about?
Go and read a *********** history book before you spout this crap.
Wrong again. The request, by you, for evidence was to Skeptic. Not to me, so I was not behoven to provide evidence for a statement I never made.