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The Rothschild Dynasty 127
Again, there is no mention of Hussein, Lawrence, the
Arab leaders or the people of Palestine being consulted in any
way, nor does it appear that the United States Congress knew
anything about the secret negotiations between the non-American
Government Brandeis committee and Lord Rothschild, Wilson
and Balfour. Only the Zionists were consulted.
Most students of Jewish intrigue suspected both the
British and Jewish schemes and purpose behind the
Balfour Declaration. Although the United States had been
in the war for nearly seven months when the Declaration
was made public, its significance as the factor that
involved the United States was not unnoticed.
There was considerable evidence available from which
accurate inferences might be drawn. Government
negotiations for deals of this nature however, are always
secret, and it is usually very difficult to obtain conclusive
evidence at the time of the transaction.
When the event is beyond repair and lost in the mists of
the past, men are apt to write their memoirs and to boast
of secret exploits that one time rocked the world. So it
was with Mr. Landman. He was honorary Secretary of the
Second Joint Zionist Council of the United Kingdom,
editor of the Zionist and Secretary and Solicitor for the
Zionist Organization. Later he was legal adviser to the
New Zionist Organization.
Under the title, Great Britain, the Jews and Palestine,
published in the London Jewish Chronicle of February 7, 1936,
Mr. Landman writes in part as follows: