People in greenhouses (or Greenland) shouldn’t throw stones. Last year the Danish government strongly criticised Israel for its defensive war in Gaza. The PM said the level of violence was “unacceptable”. Denmark used its presidency of the EU at the end of 2025 to advocate for
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People in greenhouses (or Greenland) shouldn’t throw stones. Last year the Danish government strongly criticised Israel for its defensive war in Gaza. The PM said the level of violence was “unacceptable”. Denmark used its presidency of the EU at the end of 2025 to advocate for stronger pressure on Israel but failed due to opposition by Germany, Hungary and others.
Israel was lawfully defending its people against jihadist aggression. But around the same time that the Danish PM was trying to “punish” Israel she also was forced to apologise for the Danish government sterilising half of Greenland’s Inuit population of fertile females without their knowledge or consent from the 1960s to 1990s. The purpose was to limit the size of the indigenous population.
The word “genocide” is often falsely and obscenely used to attack Israel, including by some Danish politicians, but Denmark’s actions in Greenland come clearly within the definition of genocide. Where is the outrage? Where is the ICJ? Where is South Africa?
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