In the late ’80s, rony Leibovitz robbed 21 banks in the suburbs of Tel Aviv for more than $400,000. He successfully evaded capture for nearly two years, relying on a simple disguise and a clever strategy. Local media crowned him “Ofnobank,” a combination of two Hebrew words for “motorcycle” and “bank,” and his exploits made him a national celebrity, even after he was identified and caught. He served 20 years in prison for his crimes, but his unique fame has not faded.