Iran Executes Man Convicted of Spying for Israel

Pedram Madani, accused of spying for Israel, was executed in Iran.

He was found guilty of sharing information and meeting with Mossad officers in Brussels and Israel.

He was also convicted of receiving money.

Activists and his family stated the trial was unfair because he was denied his right to a lawyer.

Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi said the death penalty is used to instill fear.

There is an increasing tension between Iran and Israel.