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Jonathan Pollard spied on Arabs and Soviets, not on the US
Contrary to all the reports and rumours over the decades, it now appears that Jonathan Pollard, the Israeli spy imprisoned in America for life, never spied on American activities at all and was never asked to by Israel. Rather, he … Continue reading
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Tagged Arabs, CIA, intelligence, Israel, Jonathan Pollard, justice, Middle East, social protests, spy, USSR
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Who is behind the unrest in Egypt?
As I said in my previous post, there have been so many reports, analyses and interviews about the situation in Egypt that it’s hard to wade through them. Certainly I have no new insights to offer into this uprising. You … Continue reading



