Jonathan Pollard's release shows that Israel is unrepentant about spying on its 'allies'
January 9, 2021 at 10:45 am On the evening of 18 November, 1985, Jay, an innocent-looking analyst, left his office at the US Naval Intelligence. Jay was in his early thirties, looked slightly overweight, sported a very eighties moustache and wore thick glasses. Heading home for the evening, he took with him a ream of classified documents. Before heading out, he had called his wife Anne and told her he'd be home soon. The couple were due to meet some Israeli friends at a restaurant that evening. But unbeknownst to Jay, four carloads of FBI agents and naval counterintelligence officers were w...
Source: middleeastmonitor.com