His wife also spied for China and benefited off that. At one point, when Pollard’s new wife was hoping to clinch a job interview at an international public relations firm with branches in China, he brought home five secret studies on China. Her presentation was assessed as brilliant.
China, as I wrote above, is committing espionage against Israel, has a history of aiding the Palestinians (I wrote an article for a magazine not too long ago on this topic, including the Bank of China’s support for Hamas terrorists), and is one of Iran’s closest allies, and there is compelling evidence Pollard helped China.
However, his 25 year sentence is excessive, as most others who spy for an ally get a maximum of 7 years.