by Jack Poulson and Harrison Berger at All-Source Intelligence
A previously unreported spreadsheet of 2,152 international legal requests with the State of Israel was hidden within last year’s “Anonymous for Justice” leaks.
“The Department of State is aware that Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, an Israeli citizen, was arrested in Las Vegas and given a court date for charges related to soliciting sex electronically from a minor,” wrote the U.S. State Department’s Near Eastern Affairs division on the social media platform X on Monday morning. “He did not claim diplomatic immunity and was released by a state judge pending a court date,” the division continued.
Previously unreported hidden spreadsheet data from within the massive “Anonymous for Justice” leak of Israeli Ministry of Justice emails – widely speculated to originate from Iranian intelligence – provides a fulsome accounting, as of May 2022, of incoming and outgoing international legal requests involving the Israeli government. A review of numerous child sexual abuse cases in the dataset indicates that the Israeli government has been less than eager to comply with U.S. extradition requests.
A complete copy of the unmasked spreadsheet, with the sole redactions of six individuals’ government identifier numbers, is directly embedded within this article for further analysis…
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