Amb. Chas Freeman: The Era of Impunity for Israel & the US in West Asia Is OVER

Amb. Chas Freeman: The Era of Impunity for Israel & the US in West Asia Is OVER

June 12, 2026 · 55 min

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The episode discusses the changing geopolitical dynamics in West Asia, focusing on US-Iran relations and the implications for regional security.

Discover the rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape of the Middle East in this deep dive into US-Iran relations and regional security. We analyze the prospects for a final peace agreement, Iran's new doctrine of deterrence, and the end of Israel's era of military impunity. The discussion explores the collapse of American hegemony in the Persian Gulf, the strategic pivot of Gulf Arab states, and the rise of a new four-party security alliance comprising Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Egypt. What does this mean for the future of West Asia and global power dynamics? Tune in for an eye-opening analysis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Host: Nima Rostami Alkhorshid

Guest: Chas Freeman

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Places: West Asia, Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt

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