10/09/20 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "My statement regarding the reprehensible attacks on the historic and sacred Holy Savior Cathedral in Artsakh" View the tweet here.

09/30/20 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Azerbaijan’s unprovoked aggression against the Republic of Artsakh will not be tolerated by the United States or the international community. My full statement" View the tweet here.

09/18/20 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Deeply shaken and saddened by this morning’s fire at the St. Gregory Armenian Church community center. Acts of terror against schools and churches represent the worst of humankind and will never be tolerated or go unpunished. My prayers are with the entire parish.|A fire that burned the parish offices of the St. Gregory Armenian Apostolic Church in the early morning hours has rattled SF’s Armenian community, some of whom are calling the incident an act of arson. https://trib.al/WFtJUNn" View the tweet here.

04/24/20 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "On the 105th Anniversary of the #ArmenianGenocide, we pause to remember the 1.5 million Armenians and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians who were taken from us at the hands of the Ottoman Empire, including my ancestors. Last October the House ended 100 years of official silence and passed the Armenian Genocide Resolution to honor and commemorate those who were lost in the first genocide of the 20th Century and to reject efforts to deny the existence of this dark chapter of human history. This year’s 105th Anniversary comes during a devastating time for our world and nation with the COVID-19 Pandemic and yet we as Armenian Americans have for the first time in our nation’s history the opportunity to celebrate the passage of the Armenian Genocide Resolution.
On this anniversary, let us honor the memory of those who were lost by remaining vigilant to prevent similar atrocities from taking place today or in the future." View the tweet here.

04/24/20 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "On the 105th Anniversary of the #ArmenianGenocide, we pause to remember the 1.5 million Armenians and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians who were taken from us at the hands of the Ottoman Empire, including my ancestors." View the tweet here.

04/24/20 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Last October the House ended 100 years of official silence and passed the Armenian Genocide Resolution to honor and commemorate those who were lost in the first genocide of the 20th Century and to reject efforts to deny the existence of this dark chapter of human history. This year’s 105th Anniversary comes during a devastating time for our world and nation with the COVID-19 Pandemic and yet we as Armenian Americans have for the first time in our nation’s history the opportunity to celebrate the passage of the Armenian Genocide Resolution." View the tweet here.

10/30/19 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "I thought of my parents and grandparents yesterday as the House voted to formally recognize the Armenian Genocide. This resolution honors and commemorates my ancestors and all those who perished in the first genocide of the 20th century." View the tweet here.

10/30/19 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "I thought of my parents and grandparents yesterday as the House voted to formally recognize the Armenian Genocide. This resolution honors and commemorates my ancestors and all those who perished in the first genocide of the 20th century." View the Facebook post here.

10/29/19 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Today the House will vote on a resolution affirming the U.S. record on the Armenian Genocide. I’ve been waiting for this moment since I first came to Congress 27 years ago. Between 1915 and 1923, 1.5 million Armenians, and hundreds of thousands of Assyrians, Greeks, Syriacs, Arameans, Maronites, and other Christians were systematically slaughtered at the hands of the Ottoman Empire. Members of my own family were among those murdered, and my parents fled with my grandparents to America. What all of the persecuted had in common was that they were Christians. 49 U.S. states and over 2 dozen countries, including 14 NATO allies, have passed Genocide Resolutions. It’s time for Congress to act. There is an historic parallel today as Turkey is once again engaging in ethnic cleansing, this time against the Kurds in Syria. This resolution not only honors and commemorates my ancestors who perished but all those who were lost in the first genocide of the 20th Century. #ArmenianGenocide" View the tweet here.

10/11/19 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "I’m appalled by the President’s decision to once again put the interests of foreign dictators ahead of U.S. national security and our foreign allies. Allowing Turkey to launch a military offensive in Syria is reckless and further confirms that the President does not understand the complexities of the Middle East. More civilian casualties, more displacement, and an emboldened Russia and ISIS will be the legacy of Donald Trump’s foreign policy.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/trump-under-pressure-to-response-to-turkeys-offensive-in-syria-as-death-toll-rises/2019/10/10/128d2980-eba8-11e9-85c0-85a098e47b37_story.html%3foutputType=amp" View the Facebook post here.

04/24/19 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "Today we remember the 1.5 million lives lost during the Armenian Genocide. We can never allow time to diminish the cruelty and violence perpetuated by the Ottoman Empire against Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks, and other minorities. We carry the victims' history & honor their legacy" View the tweet here.

04/24/19 - Rep. Eshoo tweeted "I’ve cosponsored the Armenian Genocide Resolution in every Congress I’ve served in to formally recognize one of history’s human atrocities. The United States should join those in the world community that formally recognize the #ArmenianGenocide." View the tweet here.

04/24/19 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "Today we remember the 1.5 million lives lost during the Armenian Genocide. We can never allow time to diminish the cruelty and violence perpetuated by the Ottoman Empire against Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks, and other minorities. We carry their history and honor their legacy by remembering them today.

I’ve cosponsored the Armenian Genocide Resolution in every Congress I’ve served in to formally recognize one of history’s human atrocities. The United States should join those in the world community that formally recognize the Armenian Genocide." View the Facebook post here.

04/02/19 - Rep. Eshoo posted the following to Facebook: "It was an honor to host Mrs. Anna Hakobyan, acclaimed journalist and wife of Armenia’s Prime Minister, at a reception in the Capitol to discuss the Velvet Revolution and the power of peaceful protest in upholding democratic values. I’m proud to be a member of the Armenian Caucus to enhance the strong bond between the U.S. and Armenia." View the Facebook post here.