Is it possible to sue Israel for disruption of the internet?

Question

The same night that Israel attacked Iran via planes, drones, etc., Google Cloud and Cloudflare reported worldwide outages.

Pretty much any disruption of cloud services causes money/reputation/client loss for the (business) users.

If Plaintiff could prove that the outages were caused by Israel to support its attack, and that Plaintiff suffered a specific injury as a result, would Plaintiff have a viable claim for damages against Israel (or any entity that helped it to achieve the outages?

Any jurisdiction goes, any additional assumptions are allowed as well.

Answer 1

I do not know Israeli law, but I doubt they have waived their sovereign immunity to suit in the circumstance. This is admittedly a guess. Any answer that provides a reference would be an improvement.

Second, under common law, one cannot sue for relational pure economic loss. This is like a an airline passenger trying to sue a hacker for disabling an airline's computer systems when their travel plans are messed up.