Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard says Israel will target Turkey, Egypt next
Jonathan Pollard, a convicted spy, has suggested that Israel may target Turkey and Egypt next after addressing conflicts with Iran, Gaza, and Hezbollah. He expressed concerns about the potential challenges Israel could face with Turkey compared to its previous adversaries. Pollard's comments come as he advocates for Israel's military strategies in the region.
- ▪Jonathan Pollard indicated that Turkey and Egypt could be Israel's next adversaries after conflicts with Iran, Gaza, and Hezbollah.
- ▪He emphasized that Israel should prepare for additional conflicts in the Middle East, stating that 'the storm is coming.'
- ▪Pollard has a controversial history as a convicted spy for Israel, having served nearly 30 years in prison before being paroled in 2015.
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News Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard says Israel will target Turkey, Egypt next Jewish-American Jonathan Pollard emphasized that 'the storm is coming' with the next war, 'probably against Turkey and Egypt,' after Israel finishes off Iran, Gaza and Hezbollah. Jonathan Pollard Spencer Platt/Getty Images PatrickDelaney 0 Patrick Delaney Comments 0 Fri May 29, 2026 - 3:52 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — Convicted spy Jonathan Pollard indicated on a May 20 podcast that Turkey and Egypt could become Israel’s next adversaries in the region after its actions against Iran. The American-born Pollard, who was convicted nearly 40 years ago of spying for Israel, made the comments during an interview on Arutz Sheva, where he urged Israel to ready itself for additional conflicts in the Middle East.
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