Former Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard returns home from the US

Jonathan Pollard, a former US Navy analyst who served three decades in prison for leaking thousands of classified documents to Israel, arrived in Tel Aviv after being released. Israeli PM Netanyahu greeted Pollard and his wife, Esther, as they walked down the steps from a private jet. Arrested by FBI agents in 1985, Pollard was sentenced to life in prison in 1987.

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Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard gets hero’s welcome in Israel

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Jonathan Pollard, who spent 30 years in U.S. prison for spying, arrives in Israel

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Alana 1 months

We are actively supporting a country monetarily that employs spies against us?

Benjamin 1 months

Sentenced to life in prison means he doesn't leave unless he's in a body bag... Who pulled on those strings?

James G. 1 months

America as a nation is quite often to forgiving to our allies, with Israel in particular being a hot spot. Simply because half the world wants them dead doesn’t mean we should let them walk over us.

Howard 1 months

Yeah that a traitor. Seems like the Republicans had something to do with his release considering Sheldon Adelson provided a private jet to take him to Israel. Additionally the secrets he sold led to the death of 60 people.

الأكبر فادي 1 months

Traitor..

Hanuman Ishmael 1 months

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