Iran Accelerates Death Sentences in Espionage Cases Linked to IsraelIran has executed two men convicted of working for Israel's intelligence agency, Mossad, as the country's judiciary continues to speed up prosecutions and death sentences in national security cases. The executions come amid a broader campaign targeting individuals accused of collaborating with Israel and the United States. One of the executed men, Omid Behzad, allegedly passed the locations of Iranian military and law enforcement facilities through communication channels linked to Mossad. Iranian law allows penalties ranging from asset confiscation and lengthy prison sentences to the death penalty for espionage and cooperation with foreign intelligence services. Iran has frequently imposed the death penalty in espionage cases involving alleged cooperation with Israel and the United States.