Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 11/18/25: UN Places Gaza Under Control of US-Led Board, Trump Won't Rule Out Troops to Venezuela, and More
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Nov 18, 2025 The UN Security Council votes to create a U.S.-led Board to oversee Gaza, sparking debates on governance and disarmament challenges. Trump hints at military options for Venezuela, while U.S. Marines conduct drills nearby. Israeli airstrikes lead to casualties, including a school principal, igniting tensions in Lebanon and Syria. Meanwhile, the EU discusses financial support for Ukraine amid significant military sales from the U.S. to Saudi Arabia and plans for fighter jets. The rapid developments highlight increasing U.S. involvement in international conflicts.
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UN Puts Gaza Under U.S.-Led Board
- The UN Security Council authorized a U.S.-led Board for Peace to run Gaza as a transitional administration until 2027.
- Dave DeCamp argues this places the U.S. in direct control despite its clear bias toward Israel.
Board's Authority Hinges On PA 'Reforms'
- The Board for Peace will oversee Gaza until the Palestinian Authority completes unspecified reforms approved by the U.S. and Israel.
- DeCamp warns this gives the U.S. and Israel de facto veto power over Gaza's political future.
ISF Operates Under U.S. Military Oversight
- The resolution authorizes an International Stabilization Force under a U.S.-acceptable unified command and overseen from a U.S. CENTCOM outpost.
- Countries hesitate to send troops if they're expected to fight Hamas on Israel's behalf.
