Jonathan Jay Pollard, a 41-year old Stanford graduate and former U.S. Navy intelligence officer, pleaded guilty to espionage 10 years ago today. (His co-conspirator and wife, Anne Henderson Pollard, pleaded guilty to lesser charges.) What marked the Pollard spy case was less the stolen American secrets than the client to whom they were sold: our ally Israel. The Israeli government, while officially apologizing to the U.S., shrugged off the incident as a "rogue operation." Pollard, serving a life sentence in North Carolina prison, remains a sympathetic figure to the many Israelis who feel he has been hung out to dry. He is the subject of a play called Pollard: The Patriots, which has been selling out in Tel Aviv for more than a year.