ROSEMARY CHURCH, WORLD NEWS: One suspected spy on trial in Iran says he was not motivated by money. The defendant says he was motivated to spy for Israel out of love for the promised land. At least three suspects have now confessed. CNN's Kasra Naji reports.</s>KASRA NAJI, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Iranian TV has shown two more Iranian Jews confessing to having spied for Israel. The two are among the 13 who are being tried in the Islamic Revolutionary Court behind closed doors in the southern city of Shiraz on charges of spying for Israel. Their appearance on the Iranian TV confessing to a reporter follows their statements earlier in the court that they did, indeed, collect sensitive military intelligence, with one saying he passed the information to Israel. On Monday, another one of the accused had confessed, both inside the court and on the Iranian TV, to having been part of the spying network and in contact with Israeli secret service, Mossad. But their lawyers say there is no evidence in the files of the accused that shows they have been involved in espionage. Israel has denied any link with the defendants, and the international human rights organizations have condemned the televised confessions as a violation of the rights of the prisoners. But the three have told their lawyers that they have not been coerced to confess, either in court or in public. Kasra Naji, CNN, Tehran.
Two More Iranian Jews Confess To Espionage On Iranian TV