Commenting on yesterday’s passage of a Genocide resolution by the U.S. House Committee, Levon Zurabyan, a spokesman from the opposition HAK, today said that he was certain that the non-binding bill would never be adopted by the U.S. Congress. Mr. Zurabyan pointed out that similar bills, while getting through committee, never made it to the full House for a vote. "Such resolutions have been passed four times in the past but never made it to the full Congress. There nothing new here except that in the past there were more votes in favor. Yesterday’s resolution passed by just one vote," Mr. Zurabyan told Hetq.