Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp

Tensions rise as the USS Gerald Ford is deployed near Venezuela, prompting questions about U.S. strategy. The UK and allies withhold intelligence on Caribbean boat strikes, citing legality concerns. Reports surface about a potential large U.S. base near Gaza, raising fears of prolonged Israeli control. Violence escalates in Gaza and the West Bank, with settler attacks on the rise. In a shocking twist, Israeli intelligence links to Jeffrey Epstein are uncovered, revealing connections that could reshape perceptions of power dynamics.

U.S. airstrikes in Somalia hit a staggering 90 this year, raising questions about foreign policy. Trump hosted the new president of Syria, stirring controversy, while Palestinian casualties from Israeli drone strikes spark outrage. Tensions escalate as U.S. troops return to jungle training in Panama amid regional instability. Meanwhile, shocking soldier testimonies reveal civilian deaths in conflict zones. The podcast dives into Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and the implications of recent diplomatic moves in Gaza.

The U.S. has now taken over the oversight of Gaza aid, raising questions about humanitarian access and its own credibility. Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon continue amidst disputed claims of Hezbollah targets, with U.S. backing for these actions. On the ground, over 10,000 Palestinians are reportedly missing beneath rubble, igniting calls for international aid. Conversations unfold about Russia's military support for Venezuela amid U.S. tensions and North Korea's missile tests coinciding with a U.S. carrier deployment.

The Senate's recent vote against a War Powers resolution on Venezuela reveals deep divides in U.S. military policy. Meanwhile, heavy bomber flights near Venezuela signal escalating tensions. Reports suggest plans for a new U.S. base in Damascus could shift regional dynamics. In Lebanon, Israel ramps up strikes, raising humanitarian concerns. The UN removes sanctions on a Syrian figure amidst worries over jihadi links. Closer to home, tragic incidents in Gaza and the West Bank highlight ongoing violence and unrest. The developments in Sudan also indicate a potential shift towards a humanitarian truce.

The podcast dives into a critical Senate vote aimed at blocking a potential war with Venezuela, stressing the importance of contacting senators. It critiques Trump's justifications for bombing Caribbean boats, highlighting inconsistencies and casualties. The discussion also reveals Israel’s failure to fulfill humanitarian aid commitments in Gaza, alongside a rising surge of attacks in the West Bank. The U.S. military's shifting role in Iraq and plans for Nigeria are examined, alongside alarming developments on possible Russian nuclear tests.

In a gripping discussion, options for potential military action in Venezuela are explored, with reports of a carrier buildup in the Caribbean. Tensions escalate in Gaza as Hamas hands over an Israeli body while IDF strikes continue. Controversy surrounds a bill in Israel that excludes Jews from being labeled as 'terrorists.' The podcast also touches on Iraq's plans for disarming militias post-coalition and the growing military ambitions of Yemen's Houthis. U.S. sanctions on North Korean cyber networks add another layer to global conflict dynamics.

The discussion highlights the U.S. push for an international enforcement force in Gaza and ongoing Israeli strikes despite a declared ceasefire. There's a focus on Turkey and Arab nations condemning Israel's actions, as well as leaked videos revealing troubling practices in Israeli prisons. The potential for U.S. military involvement in Mexico against cartels is debated, while Venezuelan opposition calls for escalated U.S. actions against Maduro. Advances in military technology, including AI drones, are also explored, raising questions about surveillance at home.

Tensions rise as Hegseth dodges questions about potential U.S. strikes on Venezuela, while Trump hints at military intervention in Nigeria. The U.S. admits to bombing a suspected drug boat, raising doubts about the justification. In Gaza, an Israeli drone strike kills a Palestinian, sparking concern over civilian casualties. A disturbing video emerges of settlers torturing animals in the West Bank, and the UAE reportedly ships arms to Sudan. This episode highlights the complex and often troubling dynamics of U.S. foreign policy.

The discussion dives into U.S. boat strikes where officials admit they don't know who is being targeted. There's a tense reaction from Russia about potential U.S. nuclear tests, as Trump hints at reviving them. Netanyahu pledges to demilitarize Gaza, raising questions about ceasefire talks. A medical crisis grows in Al Shifa Hospital due to severe supply shortages, while a U.S. report reveals numerous rights violations by Israeli forces. Tensions escalate as Lebanon orders its army to confront Israeli incursions, highlighting the precarious regional dynamics.

U.S. airstrikes in Somalia escalate with three consecutive days of action, while a report urges investigation into a deadly Yemen strike. Tensions rise as Israel resumes bombardment in Gaza, resulting in significant casualties and raising criticism, even from GOP figures. In a surprising turn, Trump orders nuclear tests to resume, amidst missile deals with Japan. The Pentagon faces scrutiny over maritime strikes in Latin America, and veterans challenge U.S. military conduct through awareness campaigns.