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The real reason Jewish-American spy Jonathan Pollard is back in the news
Pollard is scheduled to be released in November. The issue for Israel is whether the U.S. will allow the Jewish American to move to Israel, where Washington fears he would be given a hero’s welcome. The 30-year saga of convicted spy Jonathan Pollard is once again gaining serious attention in the Israeli, American and international news…
By Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man July 25, 2015
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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
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