title: The Hunting Horse: The Truth Behind the Jonathan Pollard Spy Case
author:  Elliot Goldenberg 
description: Goldenberg follows up his earlier book, <i>The </i> Spy Who Knew Too Much, to explore what convicted spy Jonathan Pollard uncovered about the relationship between the U.S and Iraq before the Persian Gulf War. Pollard, a former naval intelligence officer, was sentenced to life imprisonment following his conviction for spying on the U.S. for Israel but was never convicted of treason. Goldenberg's latest book is based on prison correspondence with Pollard and interviews with government officials, as well as the wealth of other books that have been written on the case. Goldenberg notes Pollard's bitterness that the U.S. government reneged on an agreement for leniency in exchange for a guilty plea. Goldenberg recalls how Pollard was lured into spying, and his conflicted loyalties to his country and his ancestral land. Pollard was motivated by his distress at discovering that the U.S. wasn't honoring agreements to share information with Israel. Goldenberg makes a strong and well-researched case that the government's relatively harsh treatment of Pollard and continued campaign to discredit him give credence to his claim of a cover-up. <i>Vanessa Bush</i><br><i>Copyright &#169; American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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