Iran's new Security Council shake-up reveals growing divisions over US deal

Hey Watchmen, Iran's Security Council doesn't fight in the open like a mother would fuss over her children in front of company — it fights behind closed doors, and when the cracks start showing up in public reporting, you know the pressure inside is real. My friends, this "growing division over a US deal" isn't a sign of weakness breaking out — it's the sign of a regime trying to decide whether to bend or break, and that same regime still holds its grip on Hezbollah, on Hamas, on the Shia government in Iraq, on a whole network stretched across that region. When the leadership at the top starts arguing about which way to go, watch the proxies — they're the pressure valve. Understand something, Torah tells us plainly in Proverbs 21:1 that the heart of a king — or in this case a council, a regime — is like channels of water in the hand of the Almighty; He turns it wherever He wills. So don't get shaken watching Tehran wobble on this deal. Elohim is not surprised by division in Iran's inner circle. He's the one directing the water, even when the men inside that room think they're the ones deciding. Every negotiation, every shake-up, every leak to Middle East Eye — it's all still moving inside a plan bigger than Washington or Tehran. Here's what I want you to take home: nations don't hold together forever on human strategy alone, and when you see internal division at the top of a regime this entrenched in the region's proxy war machine, that's often the crack before the shift. Yeshua told us not to be troubled by these things, but to lift our heads because our redemption draws near. Keep your eyes open, keep your Bible open, and don't let the headlines rattle you — watch, and stay ready.