BREAKING: U.S. CAPTURES Maduro — Tehran PANICS as Iran Protests Explode | TBN Israel

The alleged US operation to capture Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela is interpreted as a direct threat and warning to Iran's Supreme Leader and the Revolutionary Guards. The hosts argue that the demonstration of American power in Venezuela is intended to show the Iranian regime that 'what happened to Maduro could happen to them as well,' especially amidst escalating internal protests.

Host Pinto states, 'The capture of Venezuela's president by the United States is echoing in Thran as well and is being interrupted as a direct threat to the Ato regime. In the midst of violent protests in Iran, the American message is clear. What happened to Maduro could happen to them as well.'

Venezuela under Maduro served as a critical strategic asset for Iran, functioning as an advanced laboratory for bypassing American sanctions, a forward base for intelligence collection, and a platform for military-technological cooperation, including the manufacturing of military drones. It was also a key node in Iran's money laundering and narcotic trafficking networks.

Mati Shosani explains, 'Venezuela is tied into the Iranian network of terrorism... They're working to spread terrorism, to manufacture weapons, to circumvent sanctions... the Venezuelans were teaching the Venezuelans how to make drones... cooperating on the manufacturing and distribution of illegal narcotics around the world and of course crude oil.'

Iran is experiencing widespread and violent protests across multiple cities, driven by a collapsing currency, skyrocketing cost of living, water shortages, and the regime's continued spending on ballistic missiles and terror proxies. Merchants, teachers, and workers are joining the protests, indicating a broad societal confrontation with the Ayatollah regime, which is struggling to suppress dissent despite threats of violence.

Pinto reports, 'The streets in Iran are burning again... The violent protest waves of the last week has sparred from economic flash points to political flash points... Merchants who might have hesitated to join protest in the past... have watched as the real the currency in Iran has collapsed in value making income pointless.'

Despite a ceasefire, Hamas violated the agreement by attempting to launch rockets from Gaza. Concurrently, Hamas sources are spreading a false narrative claiming their weapons stocks are reduced to only light arms and that they intend to disarm. This narrative is contradicted by IDF discoveries of loaded rocket launchers and intelligence assessments that Hamas will not disarm voluntarily.

Pinto reports, 'The IDF discovered and also destroyed a rocket launcher in the northern part of the Gaza Strip that was loaded and ready to be launched toward the Israeli communities... Hamas's stocks of weapons has been reduced to light weapons only... The discovery of this loaded and ready-to-fire rocket launcher in northern Gaza casts serious doubts on the claims made by these kamas sources.'

With the deadline for Hezbollah's disarmament by the Lebanese National Army having passed, Israel is examining plans for a broad military operation in Lebanon. Despite international pressure and Israeli attempts to allow Lebanese sovereignty to act, Israeli officials warn that the window for diplomatic solutions is closing, and the IDF is preparing to dismantle Hezbollah's weapons on its own, even at the cost of renewed warfare.

Pinto states, 'The deadline for the Lebanese National Army to disarm this terrorist organization of its weapons has come and gone. But Hisbala is still armed... in the IDF, a plan has been formulated for a broad attack against Isisbala targets if the disarmament efforts will fail.'