Israel charges American student for allegedly spying for Iran

It only takes $1,379 in crypto to turn an American student into an Iranian asset. An ultra-Orthodox student in Jerusalem was allegedly recruited via Telegram to photograph sensitive sites and perform covert dead drops in mall bathrooms. While his lawyer argues he isn't an "atomic spy," this case proves that foreign intelligence can now weaponize ordinary citizens for the price of a used laptop. Has the digital age made treason too easy and too cheap? What’s your take?
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