For the past week, Israel has looked the world in the eye and said that Tom Artiom Alexandrovich — one of Netanyahu’s most trusted cyberwarfare officials — was never arrested in the United States for sex crimes against children. That was a lie.

Thanks to independent journalist Saagar Enjeti of Breaking Points, who obtained the official paperwork, we now have the smoking-gun Declaration of Arrest filed by the Henderson Police Department on August 6, 2025.

The document is chilling. It states clearly that on August 6, 2025, at 7:17 PM, Alexandrovich was taken into custody by Henderson Police in cooperation with the FBI’s Child Exploitation Task Force and Nevada’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. The charge written down is not vague. It is not ambiguous. It reads: “Lure a child with a computer for a sex act.” It is a felony under Nevada law. It is recorded as case number 25-14695.

The probable cause statement explains exactly what happened. Undercover officers posed online as a 15-year-old girl.They engaged Alexandrovich in conversation on a dating app called Pure, and later on WhatsApp. He flirted. He pushed. He asked to meet. He made it sexual. He referenced condoms. He arranged a time and place. Then he showed up in an Uber to meet who he thought was a child. That is when they arrested him. He was transported directly to the Henderson Detention Center and booked into custody like any other criminal.

So what happened next? Israel lied. Netanyahu’s office told reporters Alexandrovich was never arrested. They said he was simply “questioned.” They pretended this declaration did not exist.

Then the Trump administration intervened. Officers in Nevada told me directly they were stunned when Trump’s White House stepped in to secure Alexandrovich’s release. They ran the sting. They made the arrest. They wrote the declaration. And then they were ordered to let him go.