Jonathan Pollard, the U.S. intelligence analyst who spied for Israel and was sentenced to life in prison, could be released as early as November when he becomes eligible for mandatory parole, according to the Justice Department. His release would eliminate a long-standing wedge in U.S.-Israel relations at a time of increased tensions between the countries over a nuclear deal with Iran.

And should Israel decide to continue voicing objection to the Iranian nuclear deal, will Mr. Pollard' parole be denied.?.

Just thinking out loud.!!.