[Israeli Soldier Indicted for Leaking Secrets to Iran, Receiving Only $1,000 in Cryptocurrency Payment] According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on March 24, The Times of Israel reported that a 26-year-old Israeli reservist soldier, Raz Cohen, has been formally indicted in the Jerusalem District Court for allegedly transmitting classified information to Iranian intelligence personnel in exchange for cryptocurrency payments. According to a joint statement by Israeli police and the domestic security agency (Shin Bet), Cohen had served in a unit responsible for the 'Iron Dome' air defense system. During his contact with Iranian intelligence personnel, he provided sensitive information related to the 'Iron Dome' system, details about military bases, and the names of Israeli security officials. In return, he received cryptocurrency equivalent to approximately $1,000 as payment. Cohen faces charges including assisting the enemy during wartime, transmitting information to the enemy with the intent of endangering national security, and sharing information that could benefit the enemy. Under Israeli criminal law, assisting the enemy during wartime carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment or even the death penalty.