Despite the passage of 105 years ... the images of the Armenian genocide are still present in the minds and hearts of the peoples of the world

Damascus-Sana

Although more than 105 years have passed since the Ottomans committed the Armenian genocide, the repercussions of this genocide are still being heard today in all parts of the world because it is one of the ugliest forms of violations against all humanity, which are repeated today by the Erdogan regime against the peoples and countries of the region He followed in this direction on the defunct Ottoman Sultanate.

The images of the Armenian genocide are still beating in the minds and hearts of the peoples of the world, especially in the national memory of the Armenian people, which I confirmed in an interview with SANA, the president of the Syrian-Armenian Friendship Association, Dr. Nora Ariyan, explaining that this is the 105th anniversary of the mass killing of Armenians that is classified in international law. It is a genocide.

The Armenian genocide has left many results on the ground, perhaps the ugliest of which is depriving the Armenians of their homeland and property and displacing them in various parts of the world. Therefore, the Armenians salute this anniversary with great determination to re-claim their rights, according to Dr. Ariasian, indicating that the most important thing that the Armenians seek is to criminalize Turkey with this genocide and compensate the rights of Armenians .

And Arians noted Syria’s recognition, through the People's Assembly, on the thirteenth of February this year, of the Armenian genocide, stressing that the approval and condemnation of tens of countries for the crime opens the path to demanding the historical rights of Armenians, recognizing the genocide and removing its results, and this is one of the most important national principles and goals to promote values ​​and rights in the world and achieve justice for the Armenian people.

Arissian also mentioned the embrace of the Syrian people to the Armenians, because despite their suffering from the Turkish policy for centuries, they were the first to embrace the Armenians who survived the brutality of the genocide carried out with direct orders from the Ottomans, indicating that the Turkish policy continues to adopt the approach of crime, assault, killing and terrorism against the Syrian people.

Arians indicated that the phenomenon of Syrian embrace of the Armenians along the Syrian geography was then manifested in the Syrian press and literary writings of Syrian intellectuals and writers and their notes, explaining that the surviving Armenians who settled in Syria and their children also expressed through their identity their affiliation and loyalty to Syria and were involved in Syrian social life and left their mark in life Political, cultural and economic.

Member of the People's Assembly Jansett Kazan affirmed, for its part, that the crimes of genocide committed by the Ottomans against the peoples of the region, the most heinous of which were against the Armenian people, have been repeated throughout history against several nationalities, their crime has reached the Caucasus region, and they forcibly displace its citizens to Turkey, including the Circassians and practiced against them the worst forms of torture until they They were transporting them by steamship, throwing them alive across the Black Sea, and annihilating the nationalism of the Al-Obakh in the Caucasus on the authority of its father.

Kazan continued that the crimes of extermination committed by the Ottomans were met by a widespread popular rejection by the peoples of the region, especially in Syria, Lebanon and Palestine, embodying their embrace of the Armenians, Circassians and other nationalities, where they enjoyed their full rights while the Ottomans stressed the application of the policy of leaving Turkey to these nationalities in Turkey in a failed attempt to bury Features and effects of the genocide committed against them.

Kazan confirmed that the Ottoman occupation that forcibly ruled the Arab countries could not undermine the Syrians' adherence to their identity, land, and language, noting that the authoritarian regime of Erdogan had tried nearly nine years ago to occupy northern Syria but had failed to confront the Syrian Arab Army, which frustrated the plans and ambitions of the Turkish regime.

Wasim Adawi