The content, published on April 24, indicated that within the Trump administration, there was an evaluation to review the U.S. diplomatic position on European territories considered “imperial possessions,” with a specific reference to the Falklands.
This proposal had emerged in a context of tension between Trump and then British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as well as with other NATO countries, due to their lack of support for U.S. and Israeli military actions against the terrorist regime of Iran.
The possibility of using the Falklands issue as a pressure instrument on London was thus established in the diplomatic arena.
Amid these tensions, Yahir Netanyahu, son of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, joined the dispute and again posted on social media this Monday a message stating that the Falkland Islands belong to Argentina.
He had previously made a similar statement in a context of diplomatic tensions between London and Israel over British positions regarding Gaza and the Middle East.











