Tag: Jonathan Pollard
A Hug For A Betrayed Brother (Conclusion)
Esther Pollard doesn't live in a luxury apartment. For years, Esther rented a tiny room in a cheap motel close to the prison to be near her husband.
A Hug For A Betrayed Brother (Part I)
My U.S. lecture tour was very successful. But a great surprise awaited me back in Israel.
Revisiting Seymour Hersh’s Pollard Hit Piece
The Monitor lately has been on the receiving end of a number of e-mails that either contain or link to a hit piece on Jonathan Pollard by investigative reporter Seymour Hersh that appeared nearly nine years ago in The New Yorker (Jan. 18, 1999 issue). While the article is not accessible on The New Yorker’s website (the archives section of which is almost non-existent), it’s easily found on the Internet.
A Prayer For Freedom
In very recent issues of the Jewish Press there have been a number of disturbing articles detailing the dire plight of various types of people who have lost their physical or social freedom.
Pollard: Clinton Lies In Book
In his memoirs released this week, former President Bill Clinton lies about his promised release of Jonathan Pollard, who was sentenced to life in prison for spying on behalf of Israel, Pollard said last week.