Asaf Rozentsweig
Asaf Rozentsweig is a prominent Israeli journalist and international affairs analyst for N12 (Channel 12 News), specializing in global security, Middle Eastern geopolitics, and Iranian internal dynamics. He is recognized for his rapid synthesis of intelligence and regional reports, often serving as a primary bridge between foreign developments and the Israeli public.
Asaf Rozentsweig is a leading voice in Israeli international journalism, serving as an editor and analyst for N12. His work focuses heavily on the "Iranian file," including the internal dynamics of the Islamic Republic, its regional proxy network, and the ongoing shadow war with Israel and the United States. Through his reporting and active Telegram presence, Rozentsweig has become a central node in the Israeli media-intelligence ecosystem, providing real-time updates on kinetic events across the Middle East.
In recent coverage, Rozentsweig has been instrumental in detailing the escalation between Washington and Tehran, as well as the activities of the Houthi movement in Yemen. He has provided critical updates on U.S. strikes against IRGC targets and the subsequent regional responses. His reporting often draws from a mix of official statements, satellite imagery analysis, and regional sources to provide a comprehensive view of military developments. Beyond the Middle East, Rozentsweig maintains extensive coverage of global security trends, including the Russian invasion of Ukraine and European political shifts.
Rozentsweig is also noted for his investigative perspective on Iranian state-sponsored terrorism. He has tracked the rise of senior Iranian figures from international terror planners to top-tier leadership roles in Tehran. His analytical style is characterized by a focus on strategic implications, such as the accessibility of Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles following strikes on nuclear-related infrastructure. As a primary source for rapid intelligence synthesis, his work is frequently cited during periods of regional instability, covering everything from GPS disruptions in the Persian Gulf to missile defense activations in the UAE and Bahrain.
