Alot of countries have spy's born in the target country.

He was jailed, OK. That's fair. However he was also tortured and if you listen to enough of his speeches you'll hear little snippets of it here and there, it's not the kind of torture a guy likes to admit happened to him, and this is the mistreatment and discrimination.

​@alexcarter8807 Oh well.

⁠@@alexcarter8807I’m glad you are very sympathetic about how prisoners are mistreated. Tell me, are you also outraged by how the IDF “created enclosures where around 70 Palestinian detainees from Gaza are placed under extreme physical restraint, and a field hospital where wounded detainees are strapped to their beds, wearing diapers and fed through straws.”

​@@alexcarter8807 Good joke 🤣

@@alexcarter8807Would have happened to anyone else from any other nation too, probably even worse.

What are these "strings attached" agreements Israel must abide to get this money? Seems like most of its unconditional with a HUGE amount of it going towards Israels military. But please be specific as I am always willing to learn.

He's a traitor

The big guy knows where the trash bin is. Speaking as a Californian.

Why? What happened 6 days later?

he should been charged with treason

Bitch, this guy betrayed his birth country and didn't feel any remorse. Can't trust zionist

He was charged with espionage. You people are so two-faced against non-Jews it’s insane reading some of your comments.

An assessment by the CIA, found that Pollard's handlers in Israel wanted insight on "nuclear, military and technical information on the Arab states, Pakistan, and the Soviet Union -- not on the United States." Former U.S. deputy attorney-general Philip Heymann -- who is (was) director of Harvard Law School's International Center for Criminal Justice -- wrote President Obama in 2011 that he had reviewed Jonathan Pollard's complete record and found that "[t]here is no evidence that Pollard intended to harm the United States or help its enemies. Eight former U.S. officials, with extensive knowledge of the Jonathan pollard case, sent a letter during the Obama presidency, protesting the "unjust denial of parole for Mr Pollard. They are, and held these positions when the letter was penned: 1 - R. James Woolsey, former director of the CIA. 2 - Dennis DeConcini, former chair of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committe. 3 - David F. Durenburger, also a former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. 4 - Robert C. MacFarlane, former U.S. National Security Advisor. 5 - Lawrence J. Korb, former Assistant U.S. Secretary of Defense. 6 - Angelo Codevilla, a former Senate Intelligence Committee staffer. 7 - Lee Hamilton, former chair of the House Select Committee on Intelligence. 8 - Bernard W. Nussbaum, former White House counsel.

F@@k Amerikkka

what do you mean?

he should been charged with treason

@@user-ki6rr3sq7z Why? The US may end up with a 34 times convicted felon and traitor as president. This is far, far more dangerous than Mr. Pollard who is pretty much retired. Why not look at the actual dangers? Mr. Pollard also got 30 years in prison, *30 years* we're talking Nelson Mandela numbers here. Do you think Donnie Dirty Diapers will get even a day in jail?

Accusations? He was found and convicted of espionage, which he admitted to. If Jews didn’t have the unbridled and unmitigated power they do in the US, he would’ve gotten the chair as he deserved.

Satellite images and information about Arab armies and American technology and a lot of things

He gave a room full of boxes with secret documents to the Israelis .Jonathan Pollard Was One of the Most Damaging Spies in US History. Among the most damaging intel Pollard is (publicly) known to have given Israel information about is the VQ-2 electronic surveillance system and the 10-volume Radio and Signal Intelligence (RASIN) manual, detailing the entire U.S. global listening profile, detailing what communications the National Security Agency was monitoring, from which countries and what the U.S. priorities were. The Soviets had a spy in the Israeli government and they get access also to the files.

I am shocked most of American didn’t recognize or know Jonathan do you know where is the most awful part of this story?! He left his wife who helped him and marry another women who visited him in jail ,,his ex wife story really sad

@@reemali3683I could not care less about his ex-wife. She helped him. She’s just as guilty. They’re all traitors.

Is that a back handed admission that Palestinians are routinely tortured?

Very important to get your facts straight…he was in an American prison…

No, you're jumping on the wording, one can love the country but have a lot of criticism on the State and government and its organs, including of maltreating even its own citizens@@barneygimble8984

​@@barneygimble8984 your a jew hating anti zionist moron. Pollard was in US prison. And no Palestinians are not tortured. Israel is too lenient on the terrorists

he should been charged with treason

true

I wouldn't rest there too comfortably if I were you.

You know who was two face, split personality Robert Hanssen. You wouldn't know the difference.

⁠@@benlevy48And yet Hanssen died in prison while Jews successfully lobbied for Pollard’s release. You people are so full of it. You’re going to be in a whole world of hurt when that US aid stops flowing.

He was tortured, torture often has lasting, debilitating effects.

Thank you very much for sharing. Can you please share a little bit more detail for all of us we can learn

*He betrayed the United States. Whether he was a "nice guy" is not relevant. He is still a traitor and promoted others like him to spy for Israel.*

he should been charged with treason

he should been charged with treason

You committed a crime. No need to spin it.

exactly @@naglamostafa9985

Patriot of Israel

@@reemali3683Patriot of Hell. Traitor.

he should been charged with treason

@@user-ki6rr3sq7z israel and the security of the Jewish people come before anything

@@user-ki6rr3sq7zbackstabbing traitor, thief.

Death to traitors and those that abet them 🇺🇸

Dual citizen with one loyalty. America needs to wake up

1 Jew but at least 10 million islamics with dual loyalty that WILL get you killed, but let’s not be islamofobic 🤡

he should been charged with treason

@@barneygimble8984 Indeed - we have a lot of high officials and political candidates who are Russian assets.

@@alexcarter8807Didn’t know “Russian” was a new euphemism for “Israeli.” There is no Russian lobby in America with remotely the power of the Jewish lobby.

he should been charged with treason

He should be in Hell for all eternity.

he should been charged with treason

You have to be old to have heard about him. He got shut away in prison for 30 years. I remember hearing the name decades ago. He is someone I'm listening to a lot these days.

He's an American traitor! Shame on this coward

I believe he did

F&ck Amerikka, the transgender nation who accepted Nazis after WW2.

Oh dear, has the fact he’s alive and thriving upset you? Boo hoo

@@Shoshana-xh6hcI don’t understand your reply

Do you have his DD-214 ? where do you get your information ? Pollard is far above your level -

You have quite the imagination, you're confusing Robert Hanssen, the guy was crazy like you. Jonathan Pollard is a hero. 🇮🇱 I suggest you stop smoking weed & stay off fentanyl.

If what you said is true, then you have to agree that his sentence was not justified. If he was and is mentally ill, then he should have been sentenced to a mental asylum for treatment.

Oh yes, those horrible antisemites who accuse Pollard of dual loyalties simply because he stole nuclear secrets on behalf of a foreign nation.

he should been charged with treason

I didn't watch the whole thing, with what did you take umbrage that the interviewer said?

he should been charged with treason

If you don't know anything about it, you should not comment. @@user-ki6rr3sq7z

The gentleman did in fact spend 30 years in a place called prison, 7 in solitary. @@user-ki6rr3sq7z

An assessment by the CIA, found that Pollard's handlers in Israel wanted insight on "nuclear, military and technical information on the Arab states, Pakistan, and the Soviet Union -- not on the United States." Former U.S. deputy attorney-general Philip Heymann -- who is (was) director of Harvard Law School's International Center for Criminal Justice -- wrote President Obama in 2011 that he had reviewed Jonathan Pollard's complete record and found that "[t]here is no evidence that Pollard intended to harm the United States or help its enemies. Eight former U.S. officials, with extensive knowledge of the Jonathan pollard case, sent a letter during the Obama presidency, protesting the "unjust denial of parole for Mr Pollard. They are, and held these positions when the letter was penned: 1 - R. James Woolsey, former director of the CIA. 2 - Dennis DeConcini, former chair of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committe. 3 - David F. Durenburger, also a former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. 4 - Robert C. MacFarlane, former U.S. National Security Advisor. 5 - Lawrence J. Korb, former Assistant U.S. Secretary of Defense. 6 - Angelo Codevilla, a former Senate Intelligence Committee staffer. 7 - Lee Hamilton, former chair of the House Select Committee on Intelligence. 8 - Bernard W. Nussbaum, former White House counsel.

The only truth in some news 📰 still the date 😅 remember what they put on Von Braun tombstone 🪦 ( psalm 19-1) all those years in prison mean he shut his mouths .

yes to save jewish lives, you left that part out larry

@LarryCohen An assessment by the CIA, found that Pollard's handlers in Israel wanted insight on "nuclear, military and technical information on the Arab states, Pakistan, and the Soviet Union -- not on the United States." Former U.S. deputy attorney-general Philip Heymann -- who is (was) director of Harvard Law School's International Center for Criminal Justice -- wrote President Obama in 2011 that he had reviewed Jonathan Pollard's complete record and found that "[t]here is no evidence that Pollard intended to harm the United States or help its enemies. Eight former U.S. officials, with extensive knowledge of the Jonathan pollard case, sent a letter during the Obama presidency, protesting the "unjust denial of parole for Mr Pollard. They are, and held these positions when the letter was penned: 1 - R. James Woolsey, former director of the CIA. 2 - Dennis DeConcini, former chair of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committe. 3 - David F. Durenburger, also a former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. 4 - Robert C. MacFarlane, former U.S. National Security Advisor. 5 - Lawrence J. Korb, former Assistant U.S. Secretary of Defense. 6 - Angelo Codevilla, a former Senate Intelligence Committee staffer. 7 - Lee Hamilton, former chair of the House Select Committee on Intelligence. 8 - Bernard W. Nussbaum, former White House counsel.

@@kevinrosenberg5458 You are such a liar 1 Kings 19:10 So he said, “I have been very zealous for the Lord God of hosts; for the children of Israel have forsaken Your covenant, torn down Your altars, and killed Your prophets with the sword. I alone am left; and they seek to take my life.”

what did i lie about mikey@@4ucmikey

why didnt the US bomb auschwitz when they knew exactly what was happening there? why did the US govt BAN jewish refugees escaping the holocaust from entering the US? the US is israels allie, but the USA cannot be trusted 100%, they have stabbed jews in the back many times too

Israel betrays God also. Disgusting people. Daniel 9:11 Yes, all Israel has transgressed Your law, and has departed so as not to obey Your voice; therefore the curse and the oath written in the Law of Moses the servant of God have been poured out on us, because we have sinned against Him.

The corrupt US officials put an undeclared embargo on crucial intelligence they were supposed to exchange to Israel for their national security. He was courageous to risk his security to do the right thing against the corrupt American intelligence agencies who stabbed Israel in the back by withholding key information when Israel was providing American with their end of the intelligence exchange agreements

They gave him 30 years for not putting the us in jeopardy., but warning that the US was not sharing vital intelligence with Israel, just like now on October 7th. You must be an obozo voter.

He did his time, he that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone. You know who is unrepentanted traitor Ana Montes, top Cuban spy who worked at the Pentagon. Google her. You'd be surprised who are real traitors. She still thinks Uncle Sam is responsible for Cuba's misery after doing time.

Yes, Arabs have stolen a lot of land. Israel is working to correct this. From the river to the sea, Israel is Yehudi.

An assessment by the CIA, found that Pollard's handlers in Israel wanted insight on "nuclear, military and technical information on the Arab states, Pakistan, and the Soviet Union -- not on the United States." Former U.S. deputy attorney-general Philip Heymann -- who is (was) director of Harvard Law School's International Center for Criminal Justice -- wrote President Obama in 2011 that he had reviewed Jonathan Pollard's complete record and found that "[t]here is no evidence that Pollard intended to harm the United States or help its enemies. Eight former U.S. officials, with extensive knowledge of the Jonathan pollard case, sent a letter during the Obama presidency, protesting the "unjust denial of parole for Mr Pollard. They are, and held these positions when the letter was penned: 1 - R. James Woolsey, former director of the CIA. 2 - Dennis DeConcini, former chair of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committe. 3 - David F. Durenburger, also a former chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee. 4 - Robert C. MacFarlane, former U.S. National Security Advisor. 5 - Lawrence J. Korb, former Assistant U.S. Secretary of Defense. 6 - Angelo Codevilla, a former Senate Intelligence Committee staffer. 7 - Lee Hamilton, former chair of the House Select Committee on Intelligence. 8 - Bernard W. Nussbaum, former White House counsel.

Because the U.S. and other would have a rough time of it without the grade-A intelligence Israel provides.

if US military aid was cut to israel, you know what would happen dont you? instead of using conventional weapons to defeat its enemies, israel would be FORCED to use the ULTIMATE weapon on its enemies, which would lead to nuclear ww3, no one wants that, why do you think the US props up failed PAKISTAN with hundreds of millions of $$ every yr? because they are friends? NO, its because if pakistan collapsed, its nukes would fall into the hands of terrorists who would use them

Coz they spend a heap of money buying off American politicians?

@coreysmith8489 i agree and they have free education and healthcare with hard working Americans tax money ? go figure that out + America should ban all the IDF soldiers from serving in esraeil once you do you stay there

@@user-ki6rr3sq7z It’s usually (before 7/10) a very tiny portion of Israels BNP. Don’t remember exactly, but like 0,7%. All that money goes back to US to buy weapons,which Israelis also help improve, and thus support US factories.