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Israeli Company Indicted for Smuggling $10 Million Military Software Without License

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First reported by Ynet · Jun 30, 2026

What happened

Israeli prosecutors indicted Ability Computer Industries and two executives for smuggling unlicensed military software worth 35 million shekels, following a covert investigation by security and enforcement agencies. The case involves violations of defense export laws, tax offenses, and money laundering, with key details under a publication ban due to national security concerns.

01Ability Computer Industries and two executives indicted for smuggling defense software worth 35 million shekels.
02Investigation led by Lahav 433, Defense System Security Authority, and other agencies uncovered unlicensed export.
03Defendants charged with aggravated smuggling, unlicensed defense marketing, tax offenses, and money laundering.
04Central to the case is attack software exported without required Ministry of Defense approvals.
05Significant details remain classified under court-imposed publication ban due to security sensitivity.
06Multiple enforcement units including Diamond Unit and Customs Investigations participated in the probe.

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