Washington concerned over anti-Jewish propaganda in Armenia
The United States is concerned over the anti-Semite propaganda in
Armenia, a US senior official visiting Yerevan said.
US Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor David Kramer said that Washington was worried by the strengthening of anti-Semite propaganda on some Armenian TV channels and newspapers. The diplomat said that he had kept the issue in spotlight during his meetings with Armenian government officials.
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisian tried to assure the US official that there exists no anti-Jewish sentiments in his country. "We are even going to plant 60 trees as an indication of the Armenian-Jewish friendship," he said.*
US Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor David Kramer said that Washington was worried by the strengthening of anti-Semite propaganda on some Armenian TV channels and newspapers. The diplomat said that he had kept the issue in spotlight during his meetings with Armenian government officials.
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sarkisian tried to assure the US official that there exists no anti-Jewish sentiments in his country. "We are even going to plant 60 trees as an indication of the Armenian-Jewish friendship," he said.*
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