Brot worked as a journalist for Army Radio and Yedioth Ahronoth, the largest circulation newspaper in Israel, covering the courts, military affairs, and the occupied West Bank.

While serving in this capacity, he exposed high-profile scandals and published investigative reports that led to the interrogation of a number of lawmakers and in some cases, to their resignation.

[3][4] The strategy company he founded, BSI Public Affairs, provides services to international governments and non-governmental organizations.

In July 2016, Brot was hired by the U.S. Republican party to conduct an election campaign in Israel for U.S. President Donald Trump.

[12][13] In an interview with Yedioth Ahronot correspondent Nahum Barnea, Brot described his city as a model in its response to the virus, taking preventive steps even before the government.