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Parallels of Persecution: Armenia and Gaza

Razmig Keucheyan's article in Le Monde Diplomatique draws parallels between the Armenian genocide and the current situation in Gaza. It highlights how both events involve aggressive ethno-nationalism and the targeting of specific ethnic groups during wartime. The article discusses the complexities of defining genocide and the political implications of such classifications, noting that over 30,000 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza. The historical context and ongoing events are examined to understand the recurring patterns of violence. For the full article, you can visit Le Monde Diplomatique.