The calamities of poverty

We must change macro policies so that people do not do anything because of poverty.
Emadeddin Baghi, sociologist and human rights researcher
The news of the Ettela'at and Hamshahri newspapers and the ISNA news agency under the headline: "Picture of the two kulbars who were involved in the assassination of Martyr Fakhrizadeh" stated: "These two kulbars from West Azerbaijan, in cooperation with Israel, attempted to import special weapons into the country and caused the assassination of Martyr Fakhrizadeh." The judiciary has sentenced these individuals to death."
This ruling is correct from the point of view of Iranian law and only according to the legal articles, but from the perspective of the sociology of law, there are questions about it.
When the Statistical Center of Iran declares that 30 percent of the country's population is below the poverty line, meaning that there is a large population (between 7-8 million people) who go to bed hungry at night, does this not mean leniency and leniency towards sinners whose crime is likely to be caused by poverty? Doesn't such events show that macro policies and management rails should be changed, rather than people being put in a situation where they either commit suicide, sell themselves, or spy and we punish them?