Twice in two months: Pro-Palestinians set fire to Jewish center in Yerevan, Armenia
'Group of insurgents is harming Jews in the name of a terror organization that beheads babies,' CER's Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt says.
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Armenia investigating vandalism at country's only synagogue
Armenian authorities launch investigation after video shows a person pouring burning fuel on door of Yerevan synagogue.
Jewish Center in Armenian capital vandalized amid strengthening of Israel-Azerbaijan ties
Supporters of the Armenian separatists in Nagorno-Karabakh vandalized the only synagogue in Yerevan, Armenia.
Can Israelis help achieve Azerbaijani-Armenian peace?
Following the operation in Karabakh and the resulting ceasefire, Israelis like Ayoob Kara and Mordecai Kedar joined peace efforts. Op-ed.
Has the bloody conflict over Karabakh come to an end?
Azerbaijan's army, in a short but determined operation subdued the separatists of Karabakh. What effect will this have? Op-ed.
Dozens of prominent rabbis condemn Armenian leaders for using Holocaust rhetoric
Rabbis to Armenian leaders: 'Stop belittling extend of Jewish people's suffering, using phrases associated with the Holocaust.'
To President Herzog: What is the truth about the Azerbaijan-Lachin Corridor?
Pro-Armenian activists squared off against Azerbaijan supporters. Both sent letters to Israel's president by way of Arutz Sheva.
Contempt for the Holocaust as a tool of our enemies
What right do Armenians have to talk about the Holocaust, when a monument honoring a Nazi collaborator stands in Armenia's capital?
Why Iran is so hostile to Azerbaijan
Iran was hostile towards Azerbaijan long before Baku opened up an embassy in Tel Aviv. Op-ed.
Congressional advisor warns of rising antisemitism in Armenia, dangerous influence of Iran
Orthodox strategic advisor points to high levels of antisemitism in Armenia and among US Armenian community.
The Armenian Christian working to improve relations with Israel
Armenia has had few Jews and a poor relationship with Israel. That could be changing.
Fresh clashes erupt between Azerbaijan and Armenia
The two sides blame each other after resumption of clashes related to disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh.
'Azerbaijan proud of historic relations with the Jewish people'
Azerbaijani politician Sevil Mikailova, on an official visit to Israel, experiences the warmth of the relationship between both countries.
Recognizing fuel deliveries as Iranian aggression
Wherever Iran travels, instability follows. The same pattern holds in reverse: Wherever instability travels, Iran follows. Op-ed.
Biden’s Iran vow will ring hollow without a deeper understanding of Eurasian geopolitics
Armenia has been empowering Iran to circumvent sanctions, but that can and should be stopped now that Pashinyan was reelected.. Op-ed.
An open letter in defense of the good name of Armenia and its people
A group of Jewish and Israeli academics believe that Azerbaijan is behind a campaign to slander Armenia and have come to its defense. Op-ed
Vandalization of Yerevan’s Holocaust memorial a telltale sign of Armenian antisemitism
Israel's official acknowledgment of Armenian antisemitism underscored a trend there that often flies under the radar. Op-ed.
Azerbaijanis navigate their homecoming to Karabakh
The stated views of Azerbaijanis and Armenians on the history and heritage of Karabakh differ wildly. Opiinion.
The deceptive peace in unpronounceable Nagomo-Karabagh - another Czechoslovakia?
Chaimberlain said 'Czechoslovakia is a faraway country about which we know nothing.' Azerbaijan-Armenia quiet is before the storm. Op-ed.
Will the Nagorno-Karabakh peace last? An Armenian's view of the war
A bloody war was waged against Nagorno-Karabakh, a land peopled mostly by Armenians. The world and Israel should take note. Op-ed
Will the fragile Nagorno-Karabakh peace last? An Azerbaijani views the war
Once strategic Shusha fell to Azerbaijan, Armenia agreed to a Nov 10 peace treaty, policed by Putin's forces. Azeri version.Op-ed
Armenian leader accuses Israel of aiding ‘genocide’ against his people
Arayik Harutyunyan, the Armenian leader of the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, slams Israeli arms sales to Azerbaijan
Armenia and Azerbaijan truce breaks down within hours
Armenia and Azerbaijan accused each other of violating a humanitarian ceasefire over Nagorno-Karabakh, hours after it was agreed.
Israeli academics ask Israel: Stop arms sales to Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan is a friend of Israel, but Turkey is helping in its war against Armenia. Should Israel be selling arms to the Azeris? Op-ed.
Israeli-made drone downed over Iran crossing from Azerbaijan
Azerbaijani Israeli-made Harop kamikaze drone shot down or crashed near Iranian border town Parsabad in Ardabil province.
Brave Armenians teach the cowardly West a lesson in courage
Armenians are left alone in this war against Islamist mercenaries and regimes, by a pusillanimous Europe tied hand and foot to Turkey. Op-ed
Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to temporary ceasefire
Armenia and Azerbaijan agree to temporary ceasefire in disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region for humanitarian purposes.
Israel's interests lie in supporting Azerbaijan, not in staying neutral
Turkey supports Azerbaijan, while Iran supports Armenia. Israel should take sides and help Azerbaijan. Opinion.
Armenia, Azerbaijan see worst round of fighting since 1990's
ArtsakhTV released footage of heavy damage to breakaway region capital city in wake of Azerbajaini shelling.
Armenia angry with Israel
Armenia recalls its ambassador to Israel in protest of sale of Israeli weapons used in clashes between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Armenia and Azerbaijan in deadly dispute
Armenia and Azerbaijan are in a deadly dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh region. As many as 23 deaths have been reported.
Did Israeli made drones help Baku in the conflict with Yerevan?
Armenia and Azerbaijan are now fighting along the border, not over a province as in 2016. Azerbaijan claims use of Israeli drones. Op-ed
Armenian Prime Minister tests positive for coronavirus
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says he and his family tested positive for coronavirus.
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan infected with coronavirus
Prime Minister of Armenia becomes latest world leader to test positive for the coronavirus.
Armenia to open embassy in Israel
Armenian government announces intention to open embassy in Israel for first time since diplomatic relations were established in 1992.
Armenia honors Holocaust survivor who coined term ‘genocide’
Armenian capital city names street after Jewish Holocaust survivor Raphael Lemkin, who coined the term 'genocide'.
Israeli dronemaker facing charges over alleged Armenia bombing
Employees of drone manufacturer Aeronautics to face charges over allegedly demonstrating weaponry on Armenian soldiers at Azeri request,
Armenia - the next place for Israeli investors?
Attorney Tsvi Kan-Tor, Chair of the Israel-Armenia Chamber of Commerce, says that Israeli investors should turn their focus to Armenia.
Investigation of Israeli drone maker accused of bombing Armenia
Police launch investigation of drone manufacturer that allegedly tried to bomb Armenian military for Azerbaijan during product demo.
Armenia: Rebels seize police station, hostages
Authorities are negotiating for the peaceful release of hostages. Opposition supporters seize police station at gunpoint in capitol.
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