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The Rothschild Dynasty 135<br />
own family, Jacob Schiff worked hard to establish a League of<br />
Nations. It received a donation of 3,000 pounds from N.M.<br />
Rothschild of <strong>the</strong> London branch of <strong>the</strong> family. As we shall see<br />
<strong>the</strong>re may have been an ulterior motive to this, as <strong>the</strong> League was<br />
to play a decisive role in granting a mandate for Palestine to <strong>the</strong><br />
British Government, a decisive step along <strong>the</strong> road to granting "a<br />
Homeland" for <strong>the</strong> Jews in Palestine. With that in mind I return to<br />
Lord Balfour and his so-called "Balfour Declaration," based on<br />
double-dealing, deception and secret deals behind <strong>the</strong> backs of<br />
Colonel Lawrence and <strong>the</strong> Arabs.<br />
Balfour made haste to explain that a "Jewish Homeland"<br />
in Palestine did not mean <strong>the</strong> imposition of a Jewish state upon<br />
<strong>the</strong> inhabitants of Palestine, but in <strong>the</strong> light of subsequent events,<br />
this emerged as <strong>the</strong> goal of <strong>the</strong> Zionists. As Balfour put it:<br />
. . . but <strong>the</strong> fur<strong>the</strong>r development of <strong>the</strong> existing Jewish<br />
community, in order that <strong>the</strong>y may become a center in<br />
which <strong>the</strong> Jewish people, as a whole, might take, on<br />
grounds of religion and race, interest and pride.<br />
What Balfour left out was that nothing <strong>the</strong> British did or<br />
said could obscure <strong>the</strong> fact that Palestine was not <strong>the</strong>irs to give,<br />
nor did <strong>the</strong> British Government have <strong>the</strong> slightest right to secure a<br />
mandate for Palestine. But Balfour, backed by Lord Nathan<br />
Rothschild, pressed ahead anyway, as if <strong>the</strong> two men had an<br />
inherent right to act in <strong>the</strong> arbitrary manner which <strong>the</strong>y saw fit.<br />
The right of <strong>the</strong> Arab and o<strong>the</strong>r population groups, including<br />
Christians that extended back for more than 7,000 years was<br />
totally disregarded by Lord Balfour. No less an authority than<br />
Walter Laqueur, one of <strong>the</strong> foremost experts on Zionism<br />
confirmed that <strong>the</strong> bulk of <strong>the</strong> Jews who were to inhabit Palestine<br />
under <strong>the</strong> Balfour Declaration came from Russia. They had no<br />
previous connection to Palestine. Laqueur also pointed out that<br />
Russian Jews were not overly