Cyber-crime fighters nabbed a jilted Israeli lover who paralysed Omsk airport in Siberia by e-mailing a bomb threat in the name of the Russian woman who ditched him, an Israeli daily reported on Friday. Russian investigators quickly realised the woman had nothing to do with the August 6 threat that brought the airport to a standstill for several hours, and Interpol asked Israeli police to look into the case, the Maariv newspaper said. A unit specialised in cyber-crime tracked down the suspect, an unemployed netaholic in his twenties, originally from Omsk. The man admitted he acted out of spite for the young woman who jilted him. 