Antiwar News With Dave DeCamp 12/24/25: Israeli Defense Minister Vows Permanent Gaza Occupation, US Sends More Forces to Caribbean, and More
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Dec 24, 2025 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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Military Pushes Expand Occupation And Starvation Risk
- Israeli forces pushed deeper into Gaza's yellow line, expanding forward military positions and displacing residents in Jabalia camp.
- DeCamp links these advances to looming famine and medical shortages caused by Israeli restrictions.
Use Aid Leverage To Pressure Policy
- Cutoffs in U.S. military and economic support could force policy change by Israel, DeCamp argues.
- He advises that ending U.S. aid is the practical lever to halt permanent occupation and settlement expansion.
U.S. Forces Deploy Near Venezuela
- The U.S. deployed CV-22 Ospreys and C-17s to the Caribbean amid an escalating posture toward Venezuela.
- DeCamp frames these moves and tanker seizures as part of a strategy that risks provoking an incident to justify further U.S. force.