Letters from Albert Einstein 8 Decades Ago Already Predicted Zionist Israel Will Cause Disaster in Palestine

"Letters from Albert Einstein 8 Decades Ago Already Predicted Zionist Israel Will Cause Disaster in Palestine"

Dream - Who would have thought that a figure symbolizing genius like Albert Einstein would oppose the political movement that advocates for the establishment of the State of Israel in Palestinian land? The Jewish physicist, famous for his discovery of the theory of relativity, actually held critical views towards Zionism.

The scientist disagreed with the Zionist leaders who engaged in acts of violence and discrimination against the native Palestinian population. Through his letters, Einstein even predicted that Israel would bring disaster to peace and humanity in the Middle East.

In his criticism of Zionism, Einstein wrote several letters in the 1940s. These letters were written by Einstein before and after the official establishment of Israel in 1948.

"Rejecting Zionist Israel"

One of the most famous letters is the one he wrote to the Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry on the Palestine issue in 1946. In the letter, Einstein expressed his doubts that the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine was the right solution. Einstein argued that the formation of a Jewish state would lead to prolonged conflict and violence with the native Palestinian population.

"He is also concerned that the Zionist Israel will become an authoritarian state that will always use violence and discrimination against the native Palestinians."

"Prediction by Albert Einstein that Came True"

"I do not believe that the formation of a Jewish state in Palestine will bring a solution to the Palestinian issue. On the contrary, I believe it will create prolonged conflict and violence," he expressed.

Einstein said that the action is contrary to the essential nature of Judaism, which is based on values of tolerance and brotherhood. Another letter is an open letter written by him along with 29 other prominent figures in the United States in 1948. Published in The New York Times, the letter, which contains a kind of petition, shows Einstein's critical attitude towards Zionism. The open letter is intended to criticize the establishment of the Herut Party in Israel and the visit of the Prime Minister of Israel, Menachem Begin, to the United States.

Formed from Terrorist Groups

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The Herut Party is a right-wing party that originated from the terrorist group Irgun. This terrorist group is responsible for many attacks against Palestinian and British civilians. One of the heinous actions of the Irgun terrorists was the bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem in 1946. In the open letter, Einstein assessed that the Herut Party has similarities with the Nazis and other fascist parties."

Einstein also criticized Begin's visit as a lobbying effort to gain support from the US for aggressive and expansionist Israeli policies. "The newly formed Freedom Party in Israel, a political party whose organization, methods, political philosophy, and social appeal are very similar to the Nazis and fascist parties." We, the undersigned, take this opportunity to openly present some important facts about Begin and his party, and urge everyone not to support this latest manifestation of fascism.

From these letters it can be seen that Einstein was a scientist who was critical of Zionism and the establishment of Israel. Not only criticizing, Einstein also offered solutions to the problem of Palestine at that time. Einstein encouraged cooperation and unity between Jews and Arabs.

"I strongly support efforts to create harmonious relations between Jews and Arabs under the umbrella of federation or binationalism. I believe that this is the only way to ensure the security and happiness of both nations in the land of Palestine."

Albert Einstein offers a peaceful solution to the problem of Palestine and Israel.

"One of the most brilliant scientists in history apparently has a high moral and political sensitivity. He is not afraid to voice his opinion that differs from the majority of Jews and Zionists regarding the fate of the Palestinian population."

Attention and concern Einstein for the fate of the Palestinian people turned out to be a reality since 1948 until now. The letters written by Einstein seem to inspire the phrase 'You don't have to be Muslim to defend Palestine, Just be a human'.

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