(JTA) — Two Iranian men were convicted in a court in Thailand for plotting a bomb attack on  Israeli diplomats in Bangkok.

Saeid Moradi, 39, was sentenced Thursday to life in prison, and Mohammad Kharzei, 43, was sentenced to 15 years.

The men were arrested in February 2012 after the home in which they were staying in a residential neighborhood of the Thailand capital with two other non-Thais, exploded, injuring five people. The house was located several blocks from the Israeli Embassy in Bangkok.

Moradi lost both his legs in the blast from a hand grenade that he threw at police as they pursued him following the home explosion; he did not throw the bomb far enough and was caught in the blast, which tore off his legs.

The explosions came a day after Israeli diplomats were targeted by bombs in New Delhi and Tbilisi; the India blast injured the wife of an Israeli diplomat. Israel blamed the attacks on Iran.