Greenland for Israeli bases? 2018 Netanyahu video goes viral again

Published on Jan 25, 2026 11:34 am IST

A resurfaced clip of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the 2018 AIPAC policy conference is going viral once again, after he suggested strengthening diplomatic ties with Greenland. The renewed attention comes as U.S. President Donald Trump ramps up his focus on Greenland and the Arctic region, reigniting debate over strategic influence, geopolitics, and great-power competition in the far north. This video breaks down the context of Netanyahu’s remarks, why the clip is resurfacing now, and how Greenland has become a growing focal point in global diplomacy involving the United States, Israel, and major world powers.

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