Rafi Eitan, Spymaster Who Led Eichmann's Capture and Ran Pollard, Dies at 92
The former cabinet member was a founding member of the Israeli intelligence community
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Trump's New Lawyer: The Man Who Sent Jonathan Pollard to Jail
Joseph diGenova has promoted conspiracy theories about a ‘deep state’ attempt to ‘frame’ Trump and his campaign for criminal activities
Freed Israeli Spy Jonathan Pollard Seeks to Ease Parole Conditions
Pollard's lawyer tries to win a relaxation of conditions requiring Pollard to submit to a curfew and monitoring of his workplace computer and his whereabouts
Netanyahu Discussed Jonathan Pollard's Probation With White House
At separate meeting on Thursday with Vice President Pence, Netanyahu discussed U.S. support for Israel at the UN and efforts to secure U.S. recognition of Israeli sovereignty in the Golan Hts., Israeli sources said.
Jonathan Pollard to Appeal Federal Court's Ruluing on Parole Requirements
Pollard's plans to argue that the parole requirements are arbitrary and Pollard poses no security risk, since he has not had access to classified government information for more than three decades.
Jonathan Pollard Loses Bid to Overturn U.S. Parole Conditions
American convicted of spying for Israel would continue to wear electronic tracking device, submit computer to monitoring, after judge rules he still poses flight risk and that documents compromised by him 30 years ago were still highly classified.
Pollard Asks N.Y. Judge to Void Restrictive Probation Conditions
Pollard's lawyer argued in court that the parole commission imposed arbitrary requirements that he wear an electronic tracking device and submit his work computer to monitoring.
Jonathan Pollard's Parole Restrictions 'Vindictive and Retaliatory,' Legal Team Says
U.S. Parole Commission fails to prove that Pollard continues to carry classified information 31 years after he was jailed, brief filed with U.S. federal court says.
Pollard Could Still Damage U.S. Interests, Intelligence Community Says
In response to a petition to ease some of Pollard's parole restrictions, official says he had access to human intelligence that could still prove harmful should it be disclosed.
U.S. Info Jonathan Pollard Gave Israel Still 'Top Secret', Intel Chief Says
The information is sensitive enough to justify severe restrictions on Pollard's movement and its disclosure could harm U.S. national security, James Clapper writes in letter to parole commission.
Israel to Vote on Life-long Stipend for Pollard, Despite Concerns of Harm to U.S. Ties
According to the proposal, Israel will pay Pollard a monthly pension to ensure he lives out the remainder of his life in dignity: 'We have a moral debt,' lawmaker says.
Facing Backlash, Jewish Leaders Defend Meeting With Jonathan Pollard
The gathering was in no way meant to convey the Jewish establishment’s embrace of the former spy, much less any aspect of the crimes for which he was convicted, says community head Malcolm Hoenlein.
Jonathan Pollard Forgoes Speech to Major U.S. Jewish Leaders in Fear of Violating Parole
Expected to give first speech after 30 years in prison, former Israeli spy defers to his wife who details his difficult parole conditions.
Jonathan Pollard to Reportedly Address Major U.S. Jewish Leaders Next Week
Pollard, who will wear a Shabbat-friendly electronic monitoring bracelet, will discuss the status of his legal battle with Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish American Organizations.
Mixed Reactions in Israel to Report of American Eavesdropping on Netanyahu
U.S. reportedly listened in to phone conversations between top Israeli officials, Washington lawmakers and American-Jewish groups.
Israeli Ambassador Passed Request From Pollard's Wife to White House to Ease Parole Terms
A senior Obama administration official tells Haaretz Obama has no intention of altering the terms of Pollard's parole.
U.S. Judge Orders Pollard Parole Conditions to Be Reviewed
District Judge says stronger justification needed for electronic bracelet, computer monitoring for released Israeli spy.
Israel to Decide Sunday on Pension for Pollard
The initiator of the proposal, Knesset House Committee Chairman David Bitan, wants the pension enshrined in law to preempt future U.S. pressure for its cancellation.
Treating Pollard Cruelly? Look What We Do to Vanunu
Not only is the 'atomic-spy traitor' forbidden to talk to the media, he’s forbidden to talk to people who aren’t citizens of holy Israel.
Pollard Loses Job Offer Over Parole Conditions
Parole conditions mean Pollard is 'still not free,' attorney says.
For First Time, Pollard May Surf the Web
Jonathan Pollard, who was released on Friday from federal prison after 30 years, will have his internet usage monitored by U.S. parole authorities.
Netanyahu Is Hoping for a Thousand Pollards
The Bibi-Bogie doctrine states that Jewishness of an American Jew comes before his citizenship, and that Judaism means favoring Israel and betraying the homeland.
Report: Jonathan Pollard's Ex-wife Planning to Sue Israeli Government
Anne Pollard's lawyers drafted complaint alleging that senior Israeli officials have unfairly tarnished her reputation.
Pollard Still Toxic for Israel-American Relations
Those who consider Israel has a 'moral obligation' to former prisoner 09185-016 can get busy privately fundraising for him. But Israel's government should take no part in it.
Pollard Supporters Went the Wrong Way About Seeking His Release, ex-Prisoner of Zion Says
Rabbi Yosef Mendelevitch says Pollard’s people had a chance to win over U.S. public opinion and wasted efforts lobbying Israel.
In Jail or Out, the Campaign for Prisoner of Zion Pollard Is Never-ending
The Israeli spy as Jewish martyr narrative reached full fruition under Obama, down to the GPS ankle-bracelet he now needs to wear.
Jonathan Pollard to Work at N.Y. Investment Firm, Lawyers Say
Pollard's legal team appeals harsh parole terms, saying 'unfettered monitoring and inspection' will interfere with his new job as an investigative analyst.
Israel Welcomes Release of American Spy Jonathan Pollard
Netanyahu calls Pollard's release a dream come true after urging officials to keep celebrations low-key; Pollard's ex-wife: 'Jonathan is free because of Jonathan. No one helped him.'
After 30 Years, Jonathan Pollard Released From American Prison
Convicted spy's lawyers appeal 'onerous and oppressive' conditions of parole; Netanyahu: 'I have dreamt of this day, Jonathan is finally reunited with his family.'
Jonathan Pollard, the Spy Who Came in From the Street
AIPAC staffers sent Jonathan Pollard packing in 1981, but in 1984 Israel's leaders eagerly welcomed him in. The American spy for Israel is due to be released Friday after serving 30 years in U.S. prison.