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A Visit With Jonathan Pollard

The former Navy analyst, serving a life sentence for passing classified information to Israel, is interviewed at his “gated community” in Butner, North Carolina.

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p> Q. Is any of the intelligence that passed through your hands relevant today? br> A. Absolutely not. The very definition of intelligence must indicate that there is no longer one shred of relevance today. /p> p> Q. Why did the National Security Agency send an agent — who is sitting here with us — to monitor this interview? br> A. You’d have to ask him. [The U.S. intelligence community] made a conscious decision to use me as a weapon against the Jewish community and especially against AIPAC. These people oppose the special relationship that historically bound America and Israel together. My treatment was a means to an end, a way to end the role of Israel as a natural ally to the U.S. Why? One must ask who would want to challenge the special relationship. The answer could range from traditional anti-Semites who disdain both American Jews and Israel, to other interests that are players in American foreign policy, be they Arab regimes or oil interests. /p> p>
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Charley J. Levine is a media relations consultant based in Jerusalem.

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