Ten Israelis and three Israeli companies are set to be indicted for illegally exporting cruise missiles to China, according to reports. The financial department of  Israel’s state prosecutor’s office gave notice to the suspects that they would be indicted on serious security offenses after it was found that they exported cruise missiles to China without a permit, The Times of Israel reported. Israeli drone entrepreneur Ephraim Menashe, founder of the Solar Sky company which manufactures cruise missiles, is accused of brokering a deal with China. Menashe allegedly hired Tzvika and Ziv Naveh, the owners of a drone company called Innocon, among other unnamed suspects who are accused of producing cruise missiles and their relevant parts. Innocon, established in 2001, develops UAVs for intelligence purposes. The deal was allegedly mediated by Zion Gazit and Uri Shachar, the owners of a security consulting company, which specializes in consulting between Israeli tech companies and foreign …