Israeli Spy Freed From U.S. Prison

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 6:21PM EDT / Published Nov. 20, 2015 7:00AM EST

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Convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard was released from a North Carolina federal prison Friday morning after serving 30 years behind bars. The 61-year-old former intelligence officer was arrested for spying on behalf of Israel in 1985 and was given a life sentence. Pollard cannot leave the country without permission and will spend at least the next five years on parole. “The people of Israel welcome the release of Jonathan Pollard,” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement. “After three long and difficult decades, Jonathan has been reunited with his family.” Netanyahu has reportedly asked the U.S. to release Pollard immediately to Israel.

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Israeli Spy Freed From U.S. Prison

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