Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp

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A celebration of Antiwar.com's 30th anniversary highlights its history of opposing US interventions. Discussions include the alarming $1 trillion military budget from the NDAA, troop limits, and sanctions against Syria. The podcast reveals spy allegations involving the IDF at a US monitoring base and health crises in Gaza. Tensions rise with Netanyahu's meetings with Trump, while Ben-Gvir sparks controversy with provocative statements. The UAE's militia activities in Yemen and Zelensky's peace talks with Europe add to the geopolitical complexities.

The IDF Chief's assertion that Gaza's yellow line could be a new border raises concerns over permanent occupation. A three-year-old's tragic death sparks criticism of media coverage. Hamas hints at a potential weapon freeze, while debates arise over international peacekeeping in Gaza. Archbishop Broglio condemns the legality of US military strikes on survivors. In Somalia, seven more airstrikes are reported with little media scrutiny. Additionally, Ukraine faces internal corruption challenges as debates on talks with Hezbollah gain traction.

A U.S. strike on a suspected narcotics boat in Latin America raises questions about legal authority and secrecy. Lawmakers express shock after viewing unedited strike footage. Nicolás Maduro acknowledges a diplomatic call with Trump amid military tensions. The assassination of an Israeli-backed gang leader highlights the ongoing conflict in Gaza, while Netanyahu claims a never-ending war. Meanwhile, SIGAR exposes the grim realities of the Afghan war. Tensions escalate in Somalia and Israeli airstrikes persist despite ongoing talks.

Tensions escalate as Israeli airstrikes hit a tent camp in Gaza, causing civilian casualties amidst a ceasefire. A CNN investigation reveals claims of Israeli forces mishandling bodies. Egypt denies any agreements with Israel regarding Rafah, raising concerns about forced displacements. In the U.S., bipartisan senators reintroduce a resolution to limit military action against Venezuela. A new drone squadron is deployed in the Middle East, while Trump engages with Syria's leadership, signaling potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy.

The discussion opens with Pete Hegseth distancing himself from controversy over a double-strike incident. A Colombian family files a complaint about extrajudicial killing, highlighting the legal ramifications of military actions. Pope Leo XIV urges restraint regarding U.S. escalations toward Venezuela. Meanwhile, a Palestinian photojournalist is killed amidst ongoing violence in Gaza. The episode also touches on bipartisan efforts to restrict military actions and recent airstrikes in Somalia, illustrating the complexities of U.S. foreign engagements.

Tensions escalate as Trump advises on military pressure in Venezuela, triggering a fiery ultimatum from Maduro. The Venezuelan government prepares for guerrilla resistance, raising stakes in the region. NATO discussions about a preemptive strike on Russia spark outrage from Moscow. Meanwhile, Trump extends invitations to Netanyahu and calls for dialogue between Israel and Syria. Controversies abound as reports link a D.C. shooter to a CIA-backed unit and clashes persist in Gaza, illustrating the complex web of global politics.

Trump's surprising declaration to close Venezuela's airspace raises questions about military strategy. Meanwhile, two young brothers are killed in Gaza, prompting scrutiny over the IDF's version of events. The U.S. plans a War Powers Resolution to prevent unilateral attacks on Venezuela. In a controversial twist, Trump pardons a former Honduran president amid ongoing drug strike debates. Global tensions are underscored by escalating violence in Syria and diplomatic hesitations regarding Gaza stabilization efforts.

The discussion covers a controversial US plan to build housing in Israeli-occupied Gaza, raising worries over entrenching occupation. Tensions rise as Israel threatens war with Lebanon unless Hezbollah disarms. The podcast also reports on an airstrike in Somalia, which allegedly resulted in civilian casualties, igniting calls for accountability. In political discourse, criticisms emerge over proposals to invade Venezuela, while a coup in Guinea-Bissau suspension highlights instability in West Africa. The conversation is both urgent and thought-provoking.

A recent study reveals over 100,000 deaths in Gaza amid worsening humanitarian conditions. Heavy rains are flooding displacement camps, exacerbating the crisis. Notably, the U.S. opposes a UN resolution reinforcing the prohibition on torture. Rising military activity is reported with U.S. bombers near Venezuela, raising concerns of intervention. Additionally, there are civilian casualties from Israeli strikes in Lebanon, and ongoing violence against Alawite civilians in Syria. The latest updates on Ukraine peace talks reflect challenges amid shifting political dynamics.