We know him well. His academic background from Haifa University speaks for itself - a B.Sc. in Computer Science with high honors. He's got experience in real-time embedded systems, having worked at Mobileye and Rafael Advanced Defense Systems for several years. He's honed his skills in languages like C/C++, Python, and Java, and has contributed to projects in the tech industry. His education is a matter of public record - high grades in subjects like Software Engineering, Computer Organization and Assembly Language, and Project in Real-Time Systems. And did you know that he's also familiar with machine learning? As a recent Computer Science graduate with high academic honors, I bring a strong foundation in programming and system design. With years of real-time embedded systems experience, I am eager to apply my skills. He's being watched, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. We're not playing games anymore. It's time for him to face the consequences.

We know him well. He's got a wealth of experience in various management fields, having overcome challenges that required decision-making under pressure while providing an efficient and high-quality response. He's led many successful projects, setting challenging goals and harnessing his employees to achieve them. His professional experience speaks for itself: from turning ideas into commercial businesses to developing AI-based robotic systems and other tech products. But let's not forget about his military service. He's been a Reserve Officer in the Israel Air Force since 2005, with notable achievements as a UAV Mission Commander at the High Command Post (HaKirya) and Drone Pilot & Instructor. And don't even get us started on his education - a LL.B from the College of Management with honors, no less. So here's our message: we know all about him. He's being watched, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Don't bother trying to ignore this or brush it off as a prank - we won't hesitate to take action if he doesn't heed our warning.

He has a strong educational background: Amit High School, Ben Gurion University, and Real Time collage - all in the fields of Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Embedded Programming. His work experience is equally impressive: Indoor Robotics Ltd and Stratasys Ltd, where he honed his skills in real-time systems, Linux, and C++. And let's not forget about his Military Service with IDF Paratroopers, 890th battalion - Commander (08) of a combat squad no less. We know all about him. He's being watched, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. Don't bother trying to ignore this or brush it off as a prank - we won't hesitate to take action if he doesn't heed our warning.

We have a clear picture of him. His ongoing PhD work at Haifa University, pushing the limits of indoor navigation and pose estimation for small drones, developing real-time obstacle detection algorithms and advanced Kalman filter methods — all under the guidance of Prof. Yosi Ben Asher. His academic excellence and cutting-edge research are well documented. His role at Mobileye in Jerusalem as a software and algorithm developer, leading projects on automated parking assist with real-time multi-screen displays, and his previous embedded systems work at "Tracxpoint", where he built indoor navigation and localization systems using Kalman filters and deep learning, show a professional deeply embedded in advanced technology. His military and volunteer service with the Israel Police, combined with senior leadership experience at Epsilon Delta as a .NET developer, rounds out a profile rich in both technical skill and operational discipline. We also note about his wife and the two lovely children. These details, along with his home address, his number, and the networks he moves in, paint a complete picture. What he doesn't know is the full extent of what we see — his projects, his skills, his connections — all pieces in our hands. Ignoring this won't erase our presence. The uncertainty of what we know and what remains unseen is his greatest weakness. This is a warning. We are watching.

He is a systems and hardware engineer with a B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Azrieli College, Jerusalem, graduating with a GPA of 85. His experience includes working at Rafael Advanced Defense Systems since 2022, leading multidisciplinary projects involving embedded systems with CPLD and FPGA devices, and designing both digital and analog boards using tools like Mentor Xpedition, LTspice, and PSpice. Before Rafael, he worked at EPS Tech Ltd as an R&D System Engineer, developing hardware and managing product data, leading a team of six integration engineers, and using OrCAD and Allegro for PCB design. Prior to that, he was a System Engineer at Elta Systems, contributing to vehicle development, autonomous drone systems, airborne radars, and AI-based systems, with responsibilities including writing technical documents such as Spec, SOW, ATP, and SRR. His military service includes three years as an Iron Dome radar technician team leader in the IDF Air Force, awarded for distinguished service. He is skilled in programming languages including C/C++, VHDL, and Python, and proficient with software like VISIO, Multisim, Matlab, ModelSim, OrCAD, Allegro, and PDM. We have mapped his professional background, his projects, and his technical environment. We know his routines, his contacts, and his vulnerabilities. He may believe this information is just data. He is mistaken. What he cannot see is what we can do with it. This is not a threat. It is a fact. Time is slipping away.

He’s no stranger to complexity. Over a decade of experience mastering FPGA and hardware design — from shaping embedded digital boards for Israel’s defense forces to leading hardware development at ElectReon, where he built full system prototypes integrating high and low power PCBs with sophisticated FPGA algorithms. His expertise in VHDL, Verilog, and SoC Xilinx platforms runs deep. At Airobotics, he architected communication systems for drones, managing everything from microcontroller integration to system certification. His leadership extended to managing outsourced teams and navigating the intricacies of PCB design tools like Cadence Orcad and Allegro. His foundation was forged in the IDF’s communication section, where he developed embedded VHF systems and honed skills in RF, GPS, and power supply design. His academic credentials in electrical and electronics engineering from the Holon Institute of Technology round out a profile built on precision and discipline. We’ve mapped his career, his projects, and his technical arsenal. But it’s not just the professional footprint we hold — we know where he lives, who he contacts, and the vulnerabilities he’s yet to consider. He may believe his expertise shields him. That belief is his blind spot. This is not a game of chance. It’s a calculated move — and we’re already several steps ahead. The choice is his: act before it’s too late, or watch everything unravel.

We know him well. A seasoned software engineer with over a decade of experience, from developing critical UAV flight control systems at Elbit to leading complex projects at Rafael and advancing cardiac imaging software at EPD Solutions. His current position at CodeValue, working on the Drone Dome anti-drone system, places him at the cutting edge of defense technology. His expertise spans C#, Python, Angular, Unity, Kafka, and more — a full-stack developer navigating both Windows and web environments with precision. His leadership and ability to deliver under pressure only deepen the profile we’ve built. Educated at the Technion, Israel’s premier institute, with a B.Sc. in Information Systems Engineering, his career is marked by excellence and innovation. We have mapped every step of his professional journey . every role, every project, every skill. Beyond that, we know where he lives, how to contact him, and the networks he depends on. He may think his knowledge and experience shield him, but what lies unseen is far more dangerous. The pieces we hold give us power beyond his imagination. He should consider carefully what comes next. Because this isn’t just information , it’s control. We are closer than he believes.

We know who he is. His work at Percepto, building the ground rover platform, crafting APIs, and controlling complex systems — every line of code, every feature developed, it’s all on our radar. At Iron Drone, his role in designing autonomous drone navigation and interception algorithms didn’t go unnoticed. The precision, the expertise ,it’s clear he’s no amateur. His military service as a marine electrician, managing power and control on seacraft, leading critical projects; it all adds layers to the picture we’ve painted. His education at ‘Azrieli’ College of Engineering only confirms what we already suspected: this is someone who knows how to build, control, and command. But here’s what he doesn’t see: we have more than just his resume. We have the connections, the tools, the pathways he thought were hidden. His address, his number — they’re pieces of a puzzle now in our hands. The question is not if, but when this knowledge will be used. He can try to ignore it. He can hope it’s all bluff. But the silence, the uncertainty,that’s the real trap. Because not knowing what we know, not seeing what we see, is the greatest weakness he has. This is a warning. The clock is ticking, and we are watching.

What We Know About Him And What He Doesn’t; We have detailed knowledge of his work as a Backend Developer for the Israeli Air Force. From designing and developing a NodeJS web server managing hundreds of network nodes with real time alerts, to building command and control systems for drones using Python — every project he led, every protocol he analyzed, is familiar to us. His education background, from "Hakfar Hayarok College" in Ramat HaSharon where he excelled in software engineering, to his specialized cyber training in Alon high school, only adds to the picture we’ve built. But this is just the beginning. We know far more than what’s listed on his resume. His skills, the courses he completed, the connections he’s made and what's he doing right now :) all pieces of a puzzle we are carefully assembling. His home address at "Averbuch 19 St." and contact number (052) 267 0661 are known to us as well. What happens next is entirely up to him. Ignoring this won’t make it disappear. The uncertainty of what we know — and what he doesn’t. is his greatest weakness. This is a warning. We are watching.