meka boru pic ekak, americave crane valin ellanne na, public ellane na
mehema karanne Iran vala vitarai.
BBC eke nam thiyenne mehemai
"When asked what he did with the money, he said he spent it on travelling and a luxurious life, like flying first class and staying in luxury places," immigration police chief Pharnu Kerdlarpphon told reporters.
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-20937024
namuth sure na mokada mu Israel salli issuwanam BBC eken uva robin hood kenek kiyala penvanne na, puluwan tharam pachan news kiyanawa misak.
arab site ekakin kiyanne muva ellala na kiyalai
On the other hand, an expert in technologies and media, Ali Kahlan, told Echorouk that the government must appoint lawyers to defend the hacker Hamza Bendeladj, through mediating for him at the highest levels, and hire him in the electronic Algeria.
“There are many youth like Hamza in Algeria, but they are not exploited, especially the current generation, as very youth control the Internet and new media. America is controlling the Internet and the Third World countries are just users."
“I don’t think the death sentence will be applied against the Algerian hacker because he is not a murderer, but he could be sentenced to up to 100 years of imprisonment, because he hacked the Pentagon and Israeli websites, which are considered a red line.
http://www.echoroukonline.com/ara/articles/252858.html
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