Epstein Secrets

an-11606225735> (11/24, Subscription Publication, 7.57M)says Francis's comments followed indications of better relations between Rome and Beijing as the Catholic Church in China ordained its first bishop since Beijing and the Vatican last month renewed an agreement on episcopal appointments. Trump's Departure Rekin

confident that many, many more nations will ultimately do to choose to do the right things in the homeland of the Jewish people." Netanyahu Tells Pollard That Israel Will Welcome Him "With Open Arms." Reuters <https://www.reuters.corn/article/israel-usa-pollardinetanyahu-promises-israels-ex-spy-in-u-s

st Jonathan Pollard: "We're waiting for you." The former analyst was "convicted of spying for Israel in the 1980s." DOJ "announced last Friday that Pollard had completed his parole, clearing the way for him to move to Israel 35 years EFTA00137362 after he was arrested." Netanyahu said, "You should hav

Street Journal (11/24, Subscription Publication, 7.57M)says Francis's comments followed indications of better relations between Rome and Beijing as the Catholic Church in China ordained its first bishop since Beijing and the Vatican last month renewed an agreement on episcopal appointments. Trump's Departure Reki

yst Jonathan Pollard: "We're waiting for you." The former analyst was "convicted of spying for Israel in the 1980s." DOJ "announced last Friday that Pollard had completed his parole, clearing the way for him to move to Israel 35 years after he was arrested." Netanyahu said, "You should have now a comfor

y confident that many, many more nations will ultimately do to choose to do the right things in the homeland of the Jewish people." Netanyahu Tells Pollard That Israel Will Welcome Him "With Open Arms." Reuters (11/24, Heller) reports Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu "has promised Jonathan Pol

allenged Justice Scalia, who has written that he would have to leave the Supreme Court if his constitutional views conflicted with his obligation to the Catholic Church, to debate this issue: I hereby challenge Justice Scalia to a debate on whether Catholic doctrine permits the execution of a factually innocent pers

unsolicited advice, such as when I repeatedly urged him to commute the life sentence of Jonathan Pollard to time served. I pestered him so much about Pollard that he finally told me he didn’t want to hear anything more about it. I replied, “You can choose not to listen, but I’m not going to stay quiet.” In