Israel has suspended the vote in its parliament, the Knesset, that would have turned its cabinet's recognition of the Armenian Genocide into binding law, an Israeli official told the Jewish News Syndicate (JNS), freezing the measure until after the country's October 27 elections. The vote had been expected after Israel's cabinet unanimously approved the recognition in late June, but because that cabinet decision was only an executive resolution, and reversible by any future government, it needed Knesset approval to become Israel's official state position. With parliament now heading into recess, that approval won't come before the vote. The Knesset is scheduled to begin its summer recess at the end of this...