Free Jonathan Pollard from prison. He has served more than 6 times the usual sentence for passing secrets to an ally.

Jonathan Pollard remains a victim of cruel and unusual punishment for passing intelligence information to Israel-- information he (and many others) believed was being withheld in violation of a signed agreement between the countries. He has already served far longer than many who spied for enemies. At one time it was believed that, as an amateur, he inadvertently let information slip out to the USSR. Years ago, that information turned out to have been supplied by other spies. There are other rumors of further aspects to Pollard's guilt, but because the USA preferred to tempt Pollard with a plea bargain (which it found a pretext to break) for him and his ailing wife, there was never a proper trial to determine the facts. He should not be punished for what he was never even accused of.