Claim: BREAKING: Iranian officials say if Israel really is blackmailing Trump with Epstein videos, Iranian hackers will find them and release them to the American public.

Based on what we could find, the claim that Iranian officials stated they would have their hackers release Epstein videos if Israel is blackmailing Trump lacks credible and direct evidence, scoring low on truthfulness (3.25) and expert consensus, though the sources acknowledge Epsteins alleged intelligence ties and blackmail operations. The strongest supporting context comes from reports and testimonies suggesting Epstein may have gathered compromising material for blackmail and had potential ties to Israeli intelligence, but these remain circumstantial without official confirmation or verified evidence of videos involving Trump or Israeli blackmail. Limitations include the absence of any public or leaked Iranian official statements, no documented Iranian hacker involvement, and no credible proof that such videos exist or are held by Israel for blackmail. Additional nuance arises from political considerations, such as the potential suppression of Epstein files by US and Israeli interests, fueling speculation but not substantiation.

Ultimately, while Epsteins activities and connections invite speculation, the specific claim about Iranian officials and hackers releasing blackmail videos is unverified and largely speculative, warranting a verdict of largely false given current evidence and expert consensus.