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Samaras calls for Israel to recognize Greek genocides

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Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras highlights Israel's recognition of the Armenian genocide.
He urges the Greek government to push for similar recognition of the Greek genocides.
Samaras emphasizes the importance of leveraging this recognition diplomatically.
He specifically mentions the genocide of Greeks from Pontus, Thrace, and Asia Minor.

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Former Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras has called on the Greek government to advocate for Israel's recognition of the genocide of the Greeks from Pontus, Thrace, and Asia Minor. His statement came shortly after Israel's unanimous decision to recognize the massacres of Armenians during World War I as genocide.

Samaras praised Israel's acknowledgment of the Armenian genocide as a significant step and urged the Greek government to leverage this moment to push for similar recognition of the atrocities faced by Greek communities during that period. He emphasized the importance of using diplomatic channels to promote awareness of these historical events and to support the victims' descendants.

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