Hallan dies in Greece Dana Eden, producer of hit series ‘Tehran’

Dana Eden, 52, producer and creator of the hit series Tehran, According to Kan, Israel’s public news agency, it suddenly failed in Greece during the fourth half of the year.

“In recent days, the fourth season of the series began in Greece, a complete and significant production, which Dana traveled to oversee the search,” according to Kano’s press release, in which he laments his death.

Of understanding with various Israeli means was Eden hallada sin vida he lives in a hotel residence in the center of Atenas, where he has been since the beginning of February after his brother tries to get an answer to his messages.

Griegas authorities have opened an investigation and ordered an autopsy to determine the cause of the fall, and have not yet presented any suspicions that would point to a crime.

In the last few hours, some central Israelis have received information according to what Athens politics has been investigating the hypothesis that Eden was believed to be an agent of the Iranian government, in a rerun of Tehran, a highly critical series of the regime that airs on the public channel Kan 11, which Iran has condemned on numerous occasions as hostile propaganda.

However, Channel 12’s Yonatan Rieger checked this month’s versions and ratings fake news, on a side note that no Asesinat investigation has been announced in Greece, nor have Iranian implications been mentioned, a position shared by the show’s producer, who considers the rumors to be unfounded.

Tehran e.g AND thriller from espionage Israeli created by Moshe Zonder for public channel Kan 11 and distributed internationally by Apple TV+. The story follows Tamar Rabinyan, an Iranian-born Mossad agent and hacker who infiltrates Tehran with a false identity to sabotage Iran’s nuclear program.

Released in 2020, the series combines dialogue in Hebrew, Lost, and English and was one of the last great achievements of Israeli fictionuntil it won an international Emmy and established itself as one of the country’s most exported titles.

The report by the Iranian regime and security services caused controversy and very divided reactions among the Iranian audience. critics who accuse it of being part of a “soft war” against the Islamic Republic.