On August 13, 2025, Las Vegas police, working with the FBI, Homeland Security, and Nevada’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, arrested eight men in a two-week child predator sting.
One of the men was Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, 38 — Israel’s top cyberwarfare official, reporting directly to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to Las Vegas Metro Police, Alexandrovich and the others were charged with luring a child with a computer for a sex act, a felony in Nevada carrying a potential 20-year prison sentence. Fox 5 Las Vegas covered the arrests in their official press release.
Alexandrovich isn’t just another bureaucrat. He runs at the very heart of Israel’s intelligence machine. As Acting Head of Data & AI for the Israel National Cyber Directorate, he safeguards Israel’s critical infrastructure — from power grids to airports to classified intelligence networks.
Previously, as Executive Director of the Cyber Defense Division, Alexandrovich founded Israel’s multi-million-dollar “Cyber Dome”, an AI-driven cyber defense system designed to detect and neutralize threats before they reach the nation. He’s been building Israel’s digital fortress, with unrestricted access to the country’s most sensitive cyber secrets and foreign intelligence partnerships.
So why, in the world, was this man given a free pass and allowed to leave for Israel after being arrested in the U.S. on serious sexual crimes against children?
While U.S. authorities publicly listed Alexandrovich’s arrest, Israeli outlet Ynet framed it as a minor incident:
“An employee of the Israel National Cyber Directorate… was briefly detained for questioning… before his release and return to Israel… The reasons for the questioning remain unclear.”
No mention of the felony charges. No mention of the multi-agency sting targeting child predators. Nothing about FBI, Homeland Security Investigations, or Nevada authorities being involved. The Israeli media didn’t soften the story — they buried it entirely.
Puppet Strings and Questions That Demand Answers
Alexandrovich does not have diplomatic immunity. He was in Las Vegas for a professional conference, not as a registered diplomat. Yet within days of his arrest, he was released and allowed to fly back to Israel — no trial, no bail, no public explanation.
Ask yourself: what ordinary person arrested for luring a minor online gets to just walk free? What message does this send to victims? And why would the U.S., which claims to lead globally in combating child exploitation, make such a glaring exception for an Israeli official?
Who inside the U.S. Department of Justice approved Alexandrovich’s release? Was this a unilateral decision, or was pressure applied from the State Department, the White House, or even Netanyahu himself?
This isn’t just criminal negligence — it’s a national security breach. Alexandrovich, a top-level cyber intelligence official, was arrested in a U.S. sting, yet instead of prosecution, he was quietly flown home. That’s not law enforcement. That’s a cover-up.
A Pattern of Control
This isn’t an isolated incident. Israeli authorities regularly shield powerful men accused of sexual crimes, from fugitive rabbis to political allies. The victims are silenced. The predators walk free.
Alexandrovich’s case shows what many already suspect: Israel manipulates justice, protects pedophiles, and uses influence over the U.S. to get away with it.
The question is no longer “why?” It’s who else is being protected behind the scenes — and how deep does the control really go.