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Prison cell [illustrative] (Photo: Andrew Bardwell/CC)
Jonathan Pollard should apply for parole
Jonathan Pollard, the U.S. Naval Intelligence officer who betrayed his country, has served a long time in prison for his crime. Instead of continuing to rely on the failed strategy of presidential clemency in seeking early release, the convicted spy should do something he has never tried: apply for parole. Jonathan Pollard betrayed his country…
By Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man April 19, 2013
Palestinian injured in firebomb attack in West Bank August 17 2012 (Activestills)
Attacks on Palestinians highlight history of lax enforcement on Jewish extremists
Recent violent attacks on Palestinians by Jewish extremists highlight the deficient law enforcement and weak penalties imposed on perpetrators of similar past attacks Two recent incidents have brought attention to the issue of attacks on Palestinian civilians by Jewish extremists. On Thursday, a firebomb was thrown at a Palestinian taxi in the West Bank, injuring…
By Roi Maor August 20, 2012
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