

Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp
Dave DeCamp
A daily summary of the top U.S. foreign policy news stories from an antiwar, non-interventionist perspective with Antiwar.com News Editor Dave DeCamp
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Dec 31, 2025 • 32min
12/31/25: Israel Bans Dozens of Aid Groups From Gaza, Zelensky: US Mulls Sending Troops to Ukraine, and More
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Dec 30, 2025 • 34min
12/30/25: Trump To Back Israeli Attack on Iran, Report Claims CIA Conducted Venezuela Drone Strike, and More
The show dives into Trump's controversial pledge of U.S. support for Israeli strikes on Iran, raising tensions in the region. It highlights a Farsi account promoting protests in Iran amid sanctions, revealing covert operations. Dave critiques Trump's claims about Israel's compliance with the Gaza ceasefire, contrasting it with reports of humanitarian crises. The discussion includes a CIA drone strike in Venezuela, U.S. military actions against drug boats, and new developments in southern Lebanon and Taiwan, illustrating a complex global landscape of unrest and conflict.

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Dec 29, 2025 • 40min
12/29/25: US Bombs Nigeria and Somalia on Christmas, Trump: Ukraine Territorial Issues Not Settled, and More
The podcast explores recent U.S. airstrikes in Somalia during Christmas, marking a significant increase in military action. It discusses Israel's recognition of Somaliland and its geopolitical implications. In Nigeria, U.S. Tomahawk strikes raise local concerns, prompting condemnation from a Catholic bishop. Attention is turned to Gaza, highlighting casualties and the challenges of aid access amid a winter storm. The show also touches on Trump-Zelensky discussions over territorial disputes and ongoing tensions in Lebanon and Yemen.

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Dec 24, 2025 • 25min
12/24/25: Israeli Defense Minister Vows Permanent Gaza Occupation, US Sends More Forces to Caribbean, and More
Israel's Defense Minister vows to keep a permanent presence in Gaza, discussing future settlements and potential risks of occupation. Meanwhile, the U.S. ramps up military presence in the Caribbean amid rising tensions with Venezuela. Shocking reports highlight settler violence in Hebron Hills where children were injured and livestock killed. Additionally, updates on Israeli strikes in Lebanon reveal growing regional tensions. Explore the intricate dynamics surrounding the Gaza conflict and U.S. foreign policy decisions.

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Dec 23, 2025 • 28min
12/23/25: Trump Says US Will Keep Venezuelan Oil and Tankers, Huckabee: Iran Didn't Get the Message, and More
The U.S. is seizing Venezuelan oil tankers, intensifying a blockade that has drawn condemnation from China and Russia. Mike Huckabee suggests that Iran didn't grasp the U.S. strikes, hinting at potential escalations. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have led to civilian casualties, and discussions continue over military aid to the Philippines against South China Sea tensions. With rising U.S. airstrikes in Somalia and skepticism around a Russia-Ukraine peace deal, the geopolitical scene remains tense and complex.

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Dec 22, 2025 • 30min
12/22/25: Netanyahu To Ask Trump for Another Iran War, US 'Pursuing' Third Tanker Near Venezuela, and More
Tensions escalate as Netanyahu seeks U.S. support for action against Iran, sparking strategic concerns. U.S. airstrikes in Syria raise questions about civilian casualties. In the West Bank, raids result in tragic losses, while Gaza faces a rising death toll and stalled relief efforts. The U.S. actively pursues tankers near Venezuela amidst legal complexities. Meanwhile, Israeli drone strikes in southern Lebanon signal growing instability, as regional tensions escalate and the potential for a broader conflict looms.

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Dec 19, 2025 • 36min
12/19/25: Trump Gets $1 Trillion Military Budget, US Bombs Somalia Four More Times, and More
Trump has signed a whopping $1 trillion military budget, combining various allocations that raise eyebrows. Discussions reveal mounting U.S. airstrikes in Somalia and a striking escalation of conflict in Gaza, where humanitarian crises deepen. Meanwhile, arms sales to Taiwan provoke sharp criticism from China. U.S. sanctions against ICC judges complicate the Gaza investigations, while Venezuela vows to resist U.S. blockades. The podcast dives into global military maneuverings and their transformative implications.

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Dec 18, 2025 • 27min
12/18/25: House Kills Bill on Blocking War With Venezuela, Israel Shelling Injures 11 in Gaza City, and More
In a tense political climate, the House fails to block military action against Venezuela, raising concerns about future conflicts. There are alarming near-collisions between U.S. aircraft and civilian flights near Venezuela's coast. Meanwhile, Israeli shelling injures civilians in Gaza, exacerbating humanitarian suffering amid ongoing ceasefire violations. Additionally, the U.S. pressures Pakistan for troop contributions in Ukraine while Israel advances local settlement plans, setting the stage for potential regional instability.

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Dec 17, 2025 • 32min
12/17/25: Trump Declares 'Total Blockade' on Venezuelan Tankers, Potential US Base in Israel, and More
Trump's declaration of a total blockade on Venezuelan tankers raises legal and humanitarian concerns, as civilian suffering often accompanies such actions. In a troubling escalation, U.S. bombings target alleged drug boats, with implications of regime change in Venezuela. Meanwhile, discussions swirl around a new potential U.S. military base in Israel, raising questions about its location. Amid ongoing violence in the Middle East, claims of peace are challenged, alongside reports of destruction in Gaza and Israeli strikes in Lebanon.

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Dec 16, 2025 • 29min
12/16/25: House To Vote on Venezuela War Powers Resolution, US Offers Ukraine NATO-Style Guarantees, and More
The discussion opens with a focus on a bipartisan War Powers Resolution regarding Venezuela. They delve into Trump's declaration of fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction. Notably, U.S. military activities in Trinidad and Tobago raise local concerns. Ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Israel after Gaza strikes are examined, alongside allegations of war crimes in Lebanon. The podcast also highlights a new offer of NATO-style guarantees for Ukraine amidst doubts from Russia, and a fresh strike in Somalia adds to rising civilian casualty figures.


