A major Israeli software company told The Media Line that it had unwittingly signed a $1 million software contract with the Tehran Chamber of Commerce.
A spokesman for DaroNet said the Iranians had purchased the company’s signature business website management system via a Dutch businessman who dealt with the Israeli company’s European headquarters in Belgium.
DaroNet officials didn’t realize the actual clients were Iranian until they were asked to translate the software into Farsi.
Iranian officials said they were also unaware that they had purchased any software developed in Israel.
It is a criminal offense in both Israel and Iran to do direct or indirect business with the other nation.
{Israel Today/Yair Alpert-Matzxav.com Israel}
Oh, man, heads will roll in Jerusalem and Teheran. Although, I suspect literally in the latter.
Terrible, terrible
The Israelis translated the website welcome as: You should live and be well … not to long and not too well!