Netanyahu reasonable on HIS spy

Convicted spy Jonathan Jay Pollard is contemptible as a

    U.S citizen. But he was spying for an ally, not an enemy of the

    United States. True enough, were not the Rosenbergs also spying

    for an ally- Soviet Russia - before the outbreak of the Cold War ?

    In my opinion even the Rosenbergs -were they really guilty ? - did

    not deserve to be executed. The trial was all mad hysteria.

          The United States can be reasonably certain that it will

    NEVER face Israel as an enemy . It is perfectly understandable that

    the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Natanyahu, should seek

    clemency at the recent summit meeting for HIS spy, Jonathan Jay

    Pollard -disgraced American citizen.

          Recall the U-2 incident in May of 1960 . Was it not reasonable

    for President Eisenhower to plea for the release of our spy pilot,

    Francis Gary Powers , at the shaken summit conference with Russian

    leader Khrushchev ?

            Perhaps Netanyahu can arrange for Pollard to become a

    citizen of Israel. And he can live there for the rest of his

    life.

         U.S  zionists should understand that they cannot be citizens

    of two countries, the United States AND Israel.

          But let us realize that spying for an ally is not quite as

    heinous as spying for an enemy with whom we are at war.