Iran Passes Death Sentence on “Israeli” Spy

"The spy, whose identity will be revealed after the final approval of the verdict (by the Supreme Court), has been sentenced to death," Tehran's Prosecutor Abbas Jaffari Dolatabadi said Sunday.

In October, Iran arrested seven individuals on charges of spying for "Israeli" intelligence services.

Five others were arrested for infiltrating the country's administrative institutions and passing classified data to foreign countries.

These spies supplied the enemy with information on Iran's judiciary, military and space agencies, among other things, prior to their arrest.

Iranian Minister of Science, Research, and Technology Kamran Daneshjoo warned that the spy agencies of several enemy states were striving hard to infiltrate and influence the country's academic centers.

He further reminded the alarming remarks of the Supreme Leader about the continued efforts made by the enemy spy agencies to influence Iranian university students, and stated, "How can one rest under such conditions? Enemies are active in this regard because they have realized the importance of universities."