Another year in jail for Jonathon Pollard. The reason that Pollard gave information to Israel about the US ties to enemies of Israel was totally honourable.
This is the biggest issue of all because the fact that US Governments of both the Republicans and democrats have kept Jonathon Pollard in jail in the US for so long tells the truth about the US to the Jews
THE US IS NOT THE FRIEND OF ISRAEL AND THE JEWS
JERUSALEM POST
US Jewish leaders to meet with Pollard
By GIL HOFFMAN
12/18/2011 22:42
12/18/2011 22:42
Israeli agent invites seven Jewish leaders to hear about their meeting with US Vice President Biden.
Israeli agent Jonathan Pollard recently invited seven prominent American Jewish leaders to meet with him as a group at his Butner, North Carolina, prison cell.
Pollard, 57, rarely receives visitors due to his deteriorating health. But he invited the seven Jewish leaders because he wanted to hear about a November 21 meeting that they had with US Vice President Joe Biden in which they discussed his case.
The invitation came via a letter sent to the Jewish leaders by Rabbi Pesach Lerner, executive vice president of the National Council of Young Israel, who is very close to Pollard and visited him two days after the Biden meeting. Pollard told Lerner that he wanted to express his gratitude to the leaders for urging his release.
“Jonathan personally requested that in addition to conveying his appreciation, I invite you to visit him as a group at the prison as soon as possible so that he has the opportunity to thank you in person,” Lerner wrote. “He also would welcome the opportunity to share with you information and ideas which can best be shared face to face.”
The letter was sent to Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations executive vice chairman Malcolm Hoenlein, Anti-Defamation League national director Abe Foxman, Jewish Council for Public Affairs president Rabbi Steve Gutow, Florida philanthropist Michael Adler, and the heads of the three major American Jewish streams.
Since the letter was sent on December 1, more than half of the seven already confirmed their participation in a meeting that Pollard hopes will happen during Hanukka.
“As an individual who has known Jonathan for over 18 years and visits with him often, I know your visit will be most meaningful and beneficial,” Lerner wrote them.
“I know that it will give you the strength and sense of mission to continue your efforts on his behalf.”
Pollard, 57, rarely receives visitors due to his deteriorating health. But he invited the seven Jewish leaders because he wanted to hear about a November 21 meeting that they had with US Vice President Joe Biden in which they discussed his case.
The invitation came via a letter sent to the Jewish leaders by Rabbi Pesach Lerner, executive vice president of the National Council of Young Israel, who is very close to Pollard and visited him two days after the Biden meeting. Pollard told Lerner that he wanted to express his gratitude to the leaders for urging his release.
“Jonathan personally requested that in addition to conveying his appreciation, I invite you to visit him as a group at the prison as soon as possible so that he has the opportunity to thank you in person,” Lerner wrote. “He also would welcome the opportunity to share with you information and ideas which can best be shared face to face.”
The letter was sent to Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations executive vice chairman Malcolm Hoenlein, Anti-Defamation League national director Abe Foxman, Jewish Council for Public Affairs president Rabbi Steve Gutow, Florida philanthropist Michael Adler, and the heads of the three major American Jewish streams.
Since the letter was sent on December 1, more than half of the seven already confirmed their participation in a meeting that Pollard hopes will happen during Hanukka.
“As an individual who has known Jonathan for over 18 years and visits with him often, I know your visit will be most meaningful and beneficial,” Lerner wrote them.
“I know that it will give you the strength and sense of mission to continue your efforts on his behalf.”
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