Iran has sentenced two young men to death for spying for Israel’s spy agency Mossad. Not only that, the convicts also planned to bleed Tehran in Mossad’s blueprint, according to the Iranian media ‘Mizan’.
According to the report of ‘Mizan’, the names of the two youths are Mohammad Masum Shahi and Hamed Walidi. They were in direct contact with Mossad for a long time. Since the start of the war, that connection has become stronger. It is claimed that they handed over the secret strategies and documents of Iran related to the war to Tel Aviv. The report of ‘Mizan’ also said that Masum and Hamed went and trained in different places abroad, including Kurdistan in Iraq. They were found guilty of various laws including ‘enmity against God’, collaboration with enemy groups. Iran’s Supreme Court upheld the death sentence.
Meanwhile, Iran sentenced four people to death as ‘punishment’ for participating in anti-government protests in January. One of them is a woman. Her name is Beta Hemmati. Significantly, this is the first time the Iranian government has sentenced a woman to death for participating in anti-government protests. However, their death sentence has not yet been executed. Incidentally, Iran has so far executed seven people for participating in anti-government protests. Human rights organizations have alleged that the Iranian government is using the death penalty as a tool of repression to instill fear in society.
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