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Tamar Fogel Visits Jonathan Pollard
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Jonthan Pollard.
The pressure on the U.S. government may not have been enough to allow Jonathan Pollard to participate in his father’s funeral, but it seems to have played a role in their allowing him another emotionally charged visit.
Tamar Fogel, who lost her parents and three brothers in the the Itamar massacre, met a few days ago with Pollard, who is sitting out a life sentence for spying for Israel.
Back during the mourning period after the Itamar massacre, Pollard had sent his condolences to the family, he also added a teddy bear for Tamar and her two little brothers who survived. This time Tamar and her family came to visit Pollard, as he mourned for his father.
