Amir Elichai
Case Notes
Carbyne co-founder; Unit 8200 veteran; Epstein-funded 911 surveillance tech
INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY
Amir Elichai is a co-founder and former CEO of Carbyne (formerly Reporty Homeland Security), an Israeli emergency communication technology company. He is identified in connection with Jeffrey Epstein through his role in Carbyne, which received investment from Epstein and former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. Elichai is described as a distinguished member of Israel's elite military intelligence unit (Unit 8200). The available sources document his business involvement with Epstein-funded ventures but contain no evidence of criminal charges, convictions, arrests, or other accountability determinations against Elichai himself. He appears in these records as a co-founder and business associate rather than as a subject of legal action.
Determination Timeline
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NO DOCUMENT EVIDENCE ON FILE.
Media Coverage (3)
Jeffrey Epstein Helped Broker Israeli Security Agreement
Messages spanning from 2013 to 2016 show intimate, oftentimes daily correspondence between Barak and Epstein. Epstein arranged for Barak and Reporty co-founder …
How Proving Epstein was an Israeli Agent Exposed
Barak used Epstein's money to fund Carbyne, a surveillance company with founders directly connected to Israeli military intelligence: Alex Dizengof, Amir Elicha…
Two American billionaires and their shady deals with Israeli intelligence
Amir Elichai, another Israeli shareholder, was a distinguished member of Israel's elite military intelligence group. This single company, Carbyne, brought toget…
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