’Israeli’ Spy Released from US Prison

Local Editor

After 30 years in prison, the Zionist American convicted "Israeli" spy Jonathan Pollard was released from the North Carolina prison in the early hours of Friday morning.

Pollard was tried and convicted of spying against the US for "Israeli" intelligence in 1985.

Repeated attempts by "Israeli" PMs were made to convince US presidents to sign off on his release.

Although Pollard is barred from leaving the United States for five years unless granted permission by President Barack Obama, an "Israeli" spokesman had no immediate word on Pollard's whereabouts.

As close allies, the Pollard affair stirred significant controversy and marred relations between the US and "Israel."

Some said that Pollard should not have been jailed for his actions, while others cited broken laws and the betrayal of the US.

Upon Pollard's release, the Likud party MKs said they intended to push forward the "Pollard law" as early as next week that would see government funding for all of Pollard's needs for the rest of his life.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team