Iran’s prosecutor general will review the sentences of 10 Iranian Jews convicted on charges of spying for Israel, a judiciary official said. The official also told The Associated Press that this “will be the last judicial consideration of the case.” The 10 Jews were found guilty in July and sentenced to prison terms ranging from four to 13 years.
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