Lazar Berman

Lazar Berman, diplomatic correspondent covering Iran and regional geopolitics. He breaks down the strikes that killed Khamenei, Iran’s retaliatory targets across the region, and why Tehran appears to punish U.S. allies. He assesses succession scenarios, the IRGC’s influence, and whether popular uprising or internal power shifts could reshape Iran’s future.

Lazar Berman, diplomatic correspondent covering Middle East and Israeli affairs, explains U.S. military movements and what they reveal about a possible strike on Iran. He walks through carrier deployments, strike and defense capabilities, the chance of a prolonged campaign, Israel’s coordination with the U.S., and a brief media visit stirring controversy.

Lazar Berman, diplomatic correspondent for The Times of Israel, delves into the current unrest in Iran, highlighting the resilience of its regime amidst widespread protests. He discusses the underlying grievances fueling the protests, such as economic struggles and government mismanagement. Berman assesses the waning authority of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and the increasing participation of youth in the protests. The conversation also touches on potential international responses and the role of Israel in supporting dissent, while acknowledging the volatile landscape ahead.

Lazar Berman, diplomatic correspondent who covers Israeli foreign policy, unpacks shifting US strategy toward Iran and the 15-point diplomatic push. He reviews Israel’s debate over a new security zone in southern Lebanon and the country’s Lebanon trauma. He also recounts the Holy Sepulchre scandal, the police decision and the diplomatic fallout for Christian relations.

Lazar Berman, diplomatic correspondent who covers Israel, Iran and Lebanon, breaks down tense regional moves. He explores Israel’s limited ground posture in southern Lebanon. He discusses strikes on Iranian oil sites and rising US-Israel tensions. He explains Iran’s strategy, Mojtaba Khamenei’s rise, and internal fissures in Tehran.