Israel Nuclear Chief Reportedly Has Laptop Stolen
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Al Arabiya – The head of Israel’s nuclear program, who has top secret information, the highest security clearance and free access to the country’s most guarded sensitive sites, recently had his second laptop stolen, Israeli media reported Thursday.
The laptop was taken from Shaul Horev’s family home, a military censor kept the news of the theft from the Israeli public on Monday.
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