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After Maduro: Is Khamenei Next?

Brief.IL by INSS dives straight into the critical issues defining Israel’s national security. Journalist Emmanuelle Elbaz-Phelps sits down with Maj. Gen. (Res.) Tamir Hayman, Executive Director of INSS and former IDF Military Intelligence chief, to decode the latest security headlines.
On the table this week:

– Israeli officials welcomed the US capture of Venezuela’s Maduro. Is this truly a significant blow to Hezbollah and Iran’s regional influence?

– Could Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei be the target of a similar operation, and do the current street protests pose a genuine threat to the regime’s survival?

– Prime Minister Netanyahu met President Trump at Mar-a-Lago — on the agenda were not only Iran, Gaza, and Syria, but also major AI investment opportunities.

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