Itai Levy, a resident of Modi'in and chief executive officer of a cyber company, has been found guilty of multiple sexual offenses against minors aged four to twelve. Levy admitted to several counts of statutory rape and indecent acts involving children under sixteen, as well as violating their privacy by secretly photographing and recording them. The offenses, which took place over an eighteen-month period, included non-consensual sexual activity and the use of illicit media for personal gratification. The prosecution has requested a ten-year prison sentence, a suspended sentence, and a significant fine, with official sentencing set for May 2026. The case comes amid other recent reports of severe sex crimes against minors in Israel, highlighting ongoing concerns about child safety.