Iranian intelligence has compiled a list of dangerous Israelis, including Liraz Charkhi for the series “Tehran”

Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence has published a list of media outlets, public figures and Internet pages declared “hostile”. The full document is provided by the Iranian publication Tabnak. It was drawn up as part of a law to toughen penalties for espionage and cooperation with Israel and other states that Tehran considers hostile.

The list included 44 media outlets, including Israeli TV channels 12, 13 and 14, as well as more than 60 “media personalities.” Iranian intelligence claims that sharing information, photographs or videos with these individuals and organizations could be grounds for criminal prosecution.

Israeli and Israeli-related public figures include:

Amit Sehgal is a leading political commentator on Channel 12;

Yossi Melman is a journalist and author specializing in intelligence, security issues and the Iranian nuclear program;

Raz Zimt is director of the Iranian and Shia Axis Studies Program at the Israeli Institute for National Security Studies;

Edie Cohen is an orientalist and journalist specializing in the Arab world and the Arab-Israeli conflict;

Menashe Amir is a veteran of Israeli Farsi broadcasting, who for many years headed the Persian edition of the Voice of Israel;

Kamal Penhasi is an Iranian-born Israeli journalist and IDF press officer in Farsi;

Shirley Shamsian is an Israeli radio host and reservist in the IDF press service, recording addresses to Iranian audiences;

Soli Shahvar – professor of Iranian studies at the University of Haifa, founder of the Ezri Center for Iranian and Persian Gulf Studies;

Itay Benda is an Israeli singer who performs songs in Farsi and advocates for cultural dialogue between Israelis and Iranians;

Liraz Charkhi is an Israeli singer and actress of Iranian origin, known for her Persian-language albums and her role in the TV series “Tehran”.

In addition, the name “Golda Maccabi” appears on the list. We are talking about the pseudonym of the author of the Persian-language channel Israel Rouydad; reliable information about the identity of its owner is not publicly provided.