Jonathan Pollard

'Running to fix broken systems’: Haskel defines Israel First as Pollard joins slate - interview

After three years of war and political disputes surrounding military service, she said Israelis need leaders who approach public responsibility with the determination of a parent protecting a child.

(L-R) Jonathan Pollard, MK Sharren Haskel, Roi Danino announce Pollard's addition to the Israel First party, August 23, 2026.
(L-R) Jonathan Pollard, MK Sharren Haskel, Roi Danino announce Pollard's addition to the Israel First party, August 23, 2026.

Ex-spy Jonathan Pollard joins Sharren Haskel's Israel First party ahead of elections

Rivka and Jonathan Pollard and Adam Scott Bellos display an example of the wine to be created in memory of Esther Pollard.

Jonathan Pollard plants a vineyard for Esther - and reflects on the love that brought him home

Dr. Shmuel Legasse sits down with The Jerusalem Post for an insightful podcast episode.

Ethiopian Jewish activist calls for unity in Israel


Rabbi: Obama appointees prevent Pollard from completing parole in Israel

“It’s clear that the Justice Department is still staffed by Obama holdovers who are not favorable to Israel, because this decision is clearly against the State of Israel.”

Jonathan Pollard, a former U.S. Navy intelligence officer convicted of spying for Israel, exits following a hearing at the Manhattan Federal Courthouse in New York City, May 17, 2017

U.S. rejects Netanyahu's request to allow Pollard to immigrate to Israel

Pollard was paroled on Nov. 20, 2015, after having served 30 years in prison for passing classified information to an ally.

Jonathan and Esther Pollard

U.S. rejects Netanyahu's request to allow Pollard to immigrate to Israel

“Pollard has not concealed that he wishes to live in Israel.”

Jonathan and Esther Pollard

Spy stories: Former Mossad chief talks Iran, nukes and the life of a spy

Shabtai Shavit reveals details of secret meetings, his view on a range of nuclear and defense issues and how he was almost swept up in the Pollard saga.

Missiles and a portrait of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Baharestan Square in Tehran, Iran

A time to pause: Israel at 70

It is time to pause to consider others who are less fortunate, who are not free and those who live under repressive regimes or harsh restrictions.

Jonathan Pollard

Jonathan Pollard and a Jerusalem embassy: Parallels in history?

Pollard's freedom came after protests, hunger strikes, letters, and appeals, and few have looked back since he was released. In the best-case scenario, this, will be the fate of the US Embassy move.

A worker hangs a road sign directing to the US embassy, in the area of the US consulate in Jerusalem, May 7, 2018.

Netanyahu defends policies that have alienated U.S. Jews

“Sometimes there’s disagreement” with the United States “and sometimes we even acted in the greater interest” of Israel."

U.S. President Donald Trump meets with Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, U.S., March 5, 2018. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

Netanyahu: World powers appear open to fixing the Iran deal

“The threat that we all see is a resurgent Iran that is bent not only on dominating the region [the Middle East] but [also] bent on developing nuclear weapons,” Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu said.

Benjamin Netanyahu and Theresa May in London, November 2, 2017.

Jonathan Pollard loses bid to relax US parole conditions

Free Pollard campaign blames US administration for tolerating anti-Israel agenda.

Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard leaves a federal courthouse in New York

Pollard to Netanyahu: Don’t forget me in talks with Trump

Could Pollard be Trump's ticket to redemption in the eyes of the Israeli right?

Jonathan and Esther Pollard