Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin

24 Jonathan Pollard has repeatedly expressed his remordiento in public and in private to the President and to other letters. He regrets having broken the law, and regrets not having found no legal way to act after his concern for Israel. 25 Jonathan Pollard has been openly linked to the Middle East peace process since 1995. The Government recognized Israel long ago Jonathan ruling was unjust, and that the documents that were sent to you have not caused even remotely harm than the prosecution aducia and never proved. As a result of this recognition, various Israeli administrations have negotiated, as a basic justice issue to ensure the liberation of Jonathan. Since 1995, with the context of the peace process, the United States has repeatedly used the case of Jonathan Pollard to achieve concessions Israel difficult.

Of course that despite promises expressed by the United States to Israel, Jonathan Pollard still in prison. 26 Was the late Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin who, in 1995, first began openly to negotiate for the freedom of Jonathan as part of the process of peace. Even as President Clinton promised Prime Minister Rabin to release Jonathan as part of a peace settlement in the Middle East, the President is nego to fulfill his word of honor, then Rabin was assassinated. 27. The successor of Rabin, Prime Minister Shimon Peres, continuous relating to Jonathan with the peace process, and even went as far to include an exchange of spies as part of the agreement to release Pollard. 28. The Wye Plantation Summit is the first example of exploitation by the United States of Jonathan Pollard.

Both before and after the Wye Summit, during negotiations in the spring of 1998, President Clinton promised release Jonathan Pollard. Pollard was that seal to make complete the Wye Treaty. 29 A last moment, with the world putting their eyes at the ceremony of the agreements of Wye that is would carry out in Washington, Clinton nego the release of Pollard, creating a hurricane of negative publicity for Israel.