

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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Apr 1, 2025 • 28min
4/1/25: Trump to Houthis, Iran: 'Real Pain Yet To Come,' Israel Kills 1,000 in Gaza Since March 18, and More
Tensions soar as Trump warns Iran and the Houthis of impending consequences following attacks on U.S. vessels. The grim situation in Gaza unfolds with significant civilian casualties and accusations of targeted actions against medics. A New York Times expose reveals deeper U.S. involvement in Ukraine’s conflict, indicating military leaders' strategic roles. Meanwhile, Israel expands its military presence in Syria and Lebanon, raising concerns over regional stability and civilian safety. The podcast highlights these complex dynamics in global politics.

Mar 31, 2025 • 37min
3/31/25: Trump Threatens To Bomb Iran if Deal Not Reached, US To Focus on Prepping for China War, and More
Tensions rise as Trump threatens to bomb Iran amid stalled negotiations, while the U.S. ramping up airstrikes in Yemen claims civilian lives. The crisis intensifies in Gaza, with mounting casualties and Israel's pressure on Hamas. Meanwhile, the Pentagon shifts focus to prepare for potential conflict with China, deploying missile systems to the Philippines. In a controversial move, the U.S. conducts airstrikes in Somalia against ISIS, all while the rights of international students facing self-deportation for activism stir debate.

Mar 28, 2025 • 30min
3/28/25: Trump Says He'll Be Bombing Yemen for a 'Long Time,' Iran Responds to Trump's Letter, and More
The discussion kicks off with President Trump's bold claim about an extended bombing campaign in Yemen, amidst rising tensions and civilian casualties. Reports surface about U.S. airstrikes in Yemen and the controversial Israeli military actions in Gaza, causing international concern. Iran's resistance to U.S. nuclear talks also makes waves, along with recent military developments in Somalia. Meanwhile, Sudan celebrates a turning point against the RSF. The episode highlights the urgent need for humanitarian efforts in these conflict-ridden areas.

Mar 27, 2025 • 32min
3/27/25: US Officials Cheered Bombing Yemeni Residential Building, Israel Kills Dozens More in Gaza, and More
The unsettling enthusiasm of U.S. officials for military actions in Yemen raises serious concerns about civilian casualties. A Tufts student’s controversial arrest for pro-Palestine activism sparks a debate on academic freedom. Geopolitical tensions escalate, highlighting civil liberties issues and the ongoing chaos in Eastern Europe. Meanwhile, European diplomats are reevaluating security guarantees amid the Ukraine conflict, showcasing the complex interplay of power dynamics and humanitarian crises.

Mar 26, 2025 • 33min
3/26/25: US Killed 25 Civilians in Week of Yemen Bombing, US Intel Says Iran Not Building a Nuke, and More
Recent U.S. airstrikes in Yemen led to the tragic deaths of 25 civilians, sparking outrage and political ramifications. The human toll of ongoing violence is further highlighted by Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, claiming 62 lives in just 24 hours. A striking military leak reveals deep doubts within the administration about its Yemen actions. Meanwhile, U.S. intelligence claims Iran isn't developing nuclear weapons, and diplomatic efforts continue regarding Syria. The complexities of the Middle East conflict are illuminated, particularly focusing on the plight of Palestinians.

Mar 25, 2025 • 39min
3/25/25: Vance Warned Against Bombing Yemen, Israeli Strike Almost Killed American Surgeon, and More
Vice President Vance describes bombing Yemen as a serious mistake. U.S. airstrikes escalate in northern Yemen, while the impact of the Israeli conflict resonates, putting an American surgeon at risk. The humanitarian crisis worsens in Gaza, with thousands of children reported killed. Ceasefire talks fail after Israel dismisses proposals. Diplomatic tensions continue as Iran shows openness to talks with the U.S., and Lebanon navigates the chaos of escalating violence. A student faces deportation due to her pro-Palestinian activism, raising concerns about freedom of speech.

Mar 21, 2025 • 33min
3/21/25: Trump 'Fully Supports' Israel's Gaza Slaughter, US Strikes Yemen as Houthi Fire at Israel, and More
Trump's full support for Israel's actions in Gaza raises ethical concerns amidst rising civilian casualties. The U.S. launches airstrikes in Yemen while Houthi forces target Israel. Tensions escalate with U.S. pressure on Lebanon for negotiations with Israel and discussions about Syria's integration progress. Meanwhile, a fierce drone war between Ukraine and Russia affects geopolitical stability. The complexities of U.S. dealings with the Taliban linger, highlighting the intersections of freedom of speech and U.S. foreign policy.

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Mar 20, 2025 • 35min
3/20/25: Israeli Defense Minister Threatens Gaza's Civilians, American Doctor's Experience in Gaza, and More
The Israeli defense minister makes alarming threats towards Gaza's civilians, raising concerns about escalating violence. An American surgeon shares harrowing experiences witnessing the humanitarian crisis during bombings. Tensions grow with Trump's aggressive stance on Iran and threats to the Houthis in Yemen. Political divides emerge over public opinions on protests against Israel. Additionally, U.S. military actions in Somalia and discussions on Ukraine-Russia tensions highlight the complexities of international conflicts. This episode offers critical insights into the human cost of war.

Mar 19, 2025 • 32min
3/19/25: US Launches More Airstrikes on Yemen, Trump Gave Israel 'Green Light' for Gaza Slaughter, and More
The podcast dives into escalating U.S. airstrikes in Yemen, highlighting missile responses from Yemen's Houthis. It examines Trump’s controversial support for Israel's actions in Gaza, leading to significant civilian casualties. The emotional turmoil of families of hostages is poignantly portrayed. Furthermore, it covers the geopolitical landscape, including discussions on Ukrainian drone advancements and Taiwan’s defense strategies amidst rising tensions with China. The humanitarian crisis and political ramifications are brought to light across regions.

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Mar 18, 2025 • 26min
3/18/25: Israel Restarts Large-Scale Bombing in Gaza, Trump To Blame Iran for Houthi Attacks, and More
The podcast delves into the renewed large-scale bombings in Gaza, sparking significant casualties, particularly among children. It discusses the U.S. airstrikes in Yemen and the growing resilience of the Houthis, alongside Trump's future scapegoating of Iran amidst these tensions. Rising military conflicts in the Middle East are examined, including the situation at the Syria-Lebanon border and Turkey's attacks on Syrian Kurds. The devastation in Jenin and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza highlight the dire consequences of ongoing conflicts.