Dana Eden, a renowned Israeli TV producer and co-creator of the award-winning series 'Tehran,' was found dead in a hotel room in Athens while filming the show's fourth season. Eden, aged 52 or 53, was discovered by her brother after her family made several failed attempts to contact her. Greek police reported her death as being treated as a possible suicide, with evidence such as bruises and pills found in her room, and no suspicion of foul play. Eden was in Greece overseeing the production of 'Tehran,' a spy thriller about an Israeli Mossad agent infiltrating Iran, which has gained international acclaim, including an Emmy Award in 2021. Her work was highly regarded in Israel and internationally, and she was known for her efforts to promote understanding between Iranians and Israelis through her work. The production company Donna and Shula Productions condemned any speculation of criminal or nationalist motives, emphasizing her legacy as a gifted creator. Eden's career spanned over thirty years, and she played a significant role in Israeli television, with 'Tehran' being one of her most prominent projects. Her death has prompted an investigation, with authorities and her production team ruling out foul play, and her colleagues mourning her loss.