Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, the executive director of Israel’s National Cyber Directorate and a senior Israeli cyberwarfare specialist, was arrested in Las Vegas earlier this month during a multi-agency sting operation targeting alleged child sex predators. Alexandrovich was charged with felony counts of luring a child with a computer for a sex act. Following his arrest, he was released and returned to Israel without trial or public explanation. Alexandrovich is noted as the architect of Israel’s 'Cyber Dome' strategy and has held roles including Acting Head of Data and Head of AI for the Israeli government. The arrest involved cooperation among Las Vegas police, the FBI, and Homeland Security. Media reports indicate that his employment status has been put on hold pending investigation. There are unverified claims suggesting political interference in his release, including allegations that the Trump administration facilitated his departure from the U.S. The incident has raised questions about legal accountability and diplomatic protocols regarding foreign officials accused of serious crimes on U.S. soil.