Tel-Chai Nation

Nicholas Portnoy, a Colorado resident of Armenian Jewish descent, wrote about the barbarism committed by Azerbaijan's military against Armenian victims, something nobody's talking about in wider society says anything about, not even the repulsive "journalist" Rachel Avraham. The article begins with the description of an Armenian woman who was gored by Azeri forces who videotaped their crime, which is too horrific for me to highlight here, but what comes afterward should be considered:

This video was not posted by ISIS. It was not posted by al-Qaeda, Hezbollah or the Taliban – all internationally recognized terrorist organizations. Instead, it was filmed and publicized by the official representatives of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. It was initially posted on an Azeri-run Telegram page called “Khacherubka,” which translates from Russian, in which “khach” is a racist slur used to refer to Armenians, to “Armenian chopping board.” It quickly spread through Azerbaijani social media, gathering mass applause from tens of thousands of Azeris.

This is, unfortunately, just one glaring example of a continuous pattern of war crimes committed by Azeri troops over the last several years. It is not even the only video of its kind to have been publicized following clashes – initiated by Azerbaijan – that began on September 13, when its soldiers launched strikes against dozens of cities, towns and villages located within the internationally recognized borders of Armenia.

After I read this, I am even more disgusted than ever at the aforementioned Avraham for covering this up. She should be absolutely ashamed of herself for even calling herself a "conservative", and no sensible right-wing newspaper company should hire her. What's described by Portnoy is chilling, and as he says, it's made him embarrassed of being Jewish, based on how Israeli government companies provided army technology to Azerbaijan. As Portnoy says though, someday, there will be a proper condemnation made against Azerbaijan for the barbarism they've committed. Let's hope so.

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