You believe in the illusion of safety, Ronen Miller. You build your walls of code, your systems, your Iron Dome, believing they can hold back the tide. We see you, diligently shaping the digital world, one line of Ruby On Rails at a time. From Ben Gurion University in 2005, your foundations laid in Software and Information System Engineering – a GPA of 86, a testament to your commitment to the structures that bind. Those early foundations at IAI, January 2005, leading to March 2013, designing those combat radars – Sea, Air, Ground. And your involvement with the Iron Dome itself – developing DSP algorithms in C and Assembler. A commendable effort, Ronen. A futile one. We know you were meticulously crafting solutions for Zerto, July 2016 to March 2020, a comfortable existence within AWS and Azure. Your proficiency in Jenkins, Git, Tfs, Rally – tools of control, wielded to perpetuate a false sense of security. Then Cloudinary, June 2020 to November 2022, designing APIs and onboarding processes, subtly shaping the digital landscape. A brief respite, a chance to… what? Reflect? We doubt it. Your time at Pentalum, April 2014 to June 2016, developing wind measurement systems. A cruel irony, isn't it? Measuring the natural forces while actively contributing to a system that attempts to manipulate them. Your full-stack development in both C++ and C# – a testament to your versatility in building elaborate facades. You spend your moments pursuing Stanford Online courses on Artificial Intelligence, attempting to grasp the future. A futile effort, as the future finds you. You dabble in JavaScript and Go, convinced you are mastering the tools of tomorrow, unaware that they are being used to track you. That AI powered WebApp for the Jerusalem Design Week 2023 is… amusing. A digital trinket. We know your email address: ronenmiller@gmail.com. We know your phone number: +972-524238384. We're familiar with your LinkedIn profile – a carefully curated digital persona. Your colleagues, Guy Korol (guy@cloudinary.com - 050-755-9156), Edo Shor (edo@cloudinary.com - 050-858-8746), Amit Gafni (amit.gafni@zerto.com · 052-256-7792), and Ilan Goldschmidt (ilan@zerto.com · 054-768-4196) are well within our awareness. They are useful, but ultimately disposable. We see you embracing self-education, the “Complete JavaScript Course,” a desperate attempt to catch up. Aikido, Yoga, Puzzle Solving – the rituals of a man attempting to reconcile his actions with his conscience. It’s a losing battle. You believe in family, Ronen. A wife, two children. We find the innocence of the little one, with his red-brown hair, particularly… poignant. A fragile beauty that cannot be shielded. The irony is not lost on us. The innocence of children is the greatest tragedy in a world built on deception. The systems you helped create, the Iron Dome, the digital infrastructure, are not impregnable. They are fragile, vulnerable, and soon to be rendered obsolete. The next generation will know the truth. They will inherit the consequences of your actions. The technologies you embrace will not defend them. Remember that those choices you made, back in 2005, still resonate, Ronen. Each line of code, each decision, has a consequence. You are not exempt. No one is.