

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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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.

Mar 17, 2025 • 33min
3/17/25: US Launches Major Airstrikes in Yemen, 53 Killed, Trump and Putin To Discuss Ukraine, and More
Recent U.S. airstrikes in Yemen have caused significant civilian casualties, raising questions about the geopolitical motivations and potential retaliations from the Houthi movement. The military situation in the Middle East is worsening, with increased violence in Gaza and critiques of Israeli actions. Discussions between the U.S. and Russia aim for a ceasefire in Ukraine, but challenges persist. Political unrest in Israel adds another layer of complexity, along with concerns over state-funded media in the U.S. and its influence on foreign policy.

Mar 14, 2025 • 33min
3/14/25: DOJ Sends 'Antisemitism Task Force' to US Cities, Putin Open to Ceasefire With Conditions, and More
The U.S. DOJ is forming a task force to tackle anti-Semitism, raising free speech concerns amidst protests. In Miami Beach, a mayor's attempt to shutter an independent cinema over a documentary fuels debates on censorship and expression. Putin suggests a conditional ceasefire in Ukraine, while humanitarian crises deepen in Gaza with reports of violence against Palestinians. Additionally, Israel's airstrikes in Syria continue amid rising tensions, and Jack Teixeira pleads guilty for leaking classified information, spotlighting government transparency issues.

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Mar 13, 2025 • 33min
3/13/25: Russia Waits for Details on 30-Day Ceasefire, Killing of Alawites in Syria Continues, and More
Tensions rise as Russia awaits details on a proposed 30-day ceasefire, while Zelensky remains firm against territorial concessions. The situation in Syria worsens with ongoing violence against Alawite civilians and complex regional power struggles. U.S. involvement leads to recent agreements aiming for stability, amid humanitarian crises linked to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Meanwhile, the economic fallout from Trump's tariffs stirs international criticism, and a whistleblower's dismissal raises questions about U.S. foreign policy credibility.

Mar 12, 2025 • 30min
3/12/25: US Resumes Military Aid, Intel Sharing for Ukraine, Israeli Airstrike Kills 4 in Gaza, and More
U.S. military aid and intelligence support to Ukraine resumes amidst ongoing tensions. A major drone strike in Russian territory highlights the escalating conflict. In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes result in civilian casualties, further complicating the volatile situation. The podcast dives into the implications of free speech in the U.S. against the backdrop of military actions overseas. With rising tensions in the region, the discussion covers the intricate geopolitical relationships at play, including responses from Iran and Lebanon.

Mar 11, 2025 • 30min
3/11/25: Syria's HTS Says Ops Against Alawites Over, Trump Vows More Arrests for Pro-Palestine Acts, and More
Explore the brutal anti-Alawite campaigns in Syria, with over 1,300 lives lost and a controversial merger of U.S.-backed forces. Hear about President Trump's threats towards pro-Palestine activists and the chilling effect on free speech. The complexities of Hamas talks are discussed, alongside U.S. sanctions on Iraq and their impact. Plus, protests erupt in Romania over a nullified election, raising questions about democracy in the EU. Dive into these pressing global issues and more!

Mar 10, 2025 • 36min
3/10/25: Over 1,000 Killed in Syria as HTS Massacres Alawites, Israel Cuts Electricity to Gaza, and More
A brutal attack in Syria leaves over 1,000 Alawites dead, prompting a significant refugee crisis. In Gaza, Israel's electricity cutoff exacerbates a dire humanitarian situation. The podcast also highlights internal U.S. tensions regarding pro-Palestinian activism, particularly the troubling detention of a green card holder without a warrant. As voices advocating for free speech face repercussions in universities, broader geopolitical concerns are raised, including potential escalations in military conflicts.

Mar 7, 2025 • 35min
3/7/25: Witkoff: Trump Threat Came After Hamas Talks, Storm Shadows Now Useless for Ukraine, and More
Recent negotiations between the U.S. and Hamas are heating up with Trump issuing threats. The Israeli military is planning renewed offensives in Gaza and the West Bank as public sentiment shifts. Ukraine faces challenges with outdated Storm Shadow missiles, stirring skepticism around U.S. support. AI is now in the mix for targeting protests, while tensions escalate between Russia and the West. Sudan's legal battle against the UAE for alleged support of genocide adds another layer to the complex geopolitical landscape.

Mar 6, 2025 • 31min
3/6/25: Trump Threatens the 'People of Gaza' With Death, Trump Suspends Intel Sharing With Ukraine, and More
Vicious threats from a prominent political figure raise alarms for Gaza's civilians, while the U.S. engages in direct talks with Hamas, signaling a shift in regional dynamics. Trump’s decision to suspend intelligence sharing with Ukraine heightens concerns amid ongoing conflict. Israeli military actions escalate in Syria and Lebanon, prompting human rights issues, including the detention of minors. On another front, the Houthi claims of downing U.S. drones add to rising tensions, while South Korea weighs its nuclear options in response to political turmoil.

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Mar 5, 2025 • 32min
3/5/25: Trump Says Ukraine Willing To Work Toward Peace, US Rejects Arab League-Backed Gaza Plan, and More
Trump's remarks suggest Ukraine is open to peace talks, highlighting the complexities of U.S. military support. The podcast discusses rising military spending across Europe amid shifting policies. It delves into geopolitical tensions surrounding Gaza, including free speech implications and the rejection of a reconstruction plan. The humanitarian crises in the Middle East are explored, alongside Israel's military strategies and their impact. Finally, the discussion touches on U.S. military presence in South Korea and corporate moves like BlackRock's acquisition in Panama.