Jonathan Pollard
Jonathan Pollard plants a vineyard for Esther - and reflects on the love that brought him home
“Her message was simple: Jonathan cannot be abandoned. He must be freed. He must be brought home to Israel. She kept one flame alive through years when darkness appeared stronger than hope."
Ethiopian Jewish activist calls for unity in Israel
Ex-spy Jonathan Pollard joins politics, calls to annex Gaza Strip
Ex-spy Jonathan Pollard, US envoy Mike Huckabee held secret meeting at US Jerusalem embassy
Pollard pension to be paid by Israel - intel minister
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu greeted the Pollards at Ben-Gurion Airport, handed him an identity card and a special Israeli-developed face mask.
Grapevine January 1, 2021: For the love of Yiddish
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
My Word: Stopping to smell the roses of 2020
Even a year like 2020 had its positive moments, of course. Both on a national level and on a very personal level, there were good and bad things.
Pollard is finally free from his discriminatory experience
Pollard is not a hero in the conventional sense.
Welcome to Israel, Jonathan Pollard
Pollard’s arrival in Israel will now hopefully put an end to one of the most difficult chapters in US-Israeli relations.
Jonathan Pollard: Former Jewish spy lands in Israel 35 years after arrest
Pollard and his wife, Esther, will live in Jerusalem. A source close to the family said the former spy will not enter politics.
Pollard’s return gets a bug in US-Israel ties out of the way - analysis
Ever since Pollard’s arrest 35 years ago, his case has been a fly in the ointment of the US-Israel relationship.
Will Pollard be poisoned by politics? - analysis
Pollard is now a free man and an electoral asset. If he wants to be in the Knesset, he can get in relatively easily.
The Pollard puzzle: A pension but no parade - opinion
When a defendant, no matter how guilty, is punished too harshly, justice miscarries.
Come home, Jonathan Pollard
From the moment that Pollard was sentenced in March of 1987, he was subjected to what can only be described as “cruel and unusual punishment.”
