دور عائلة روتشيلد في إنشاء دولة “إسرائيل”

The Center for Arab Unity Studies published the second edition of the book **The Role of the Rothschild Family in Establishing a State “Israel”** By researcher Muammar Amin. The Rothschild family provides a stark example of the influence of non-governmental economic actors and centers of power in the rising capitalist countries of Western Europe from the nineteenth century until today, in political decision-making in those countries, and in determining their major options and decisions, such as the decision for the United States to enter World War I on the side of the Allies in exchange for Britain offering it a promise to establish a Jewish state in Palestine, all with the influence of the American banking sector in which the European Rothschild banks had influential strings. This book deals with the real role played by the Rothschilds over more than a century in supporting the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, as their role preceded the establishment of the Zionist movement by nearly half a century, during which they supported the transformation of the state project from an idea into a political project sponsored by a major state. The book then deals with the role of the Rothschild family in supporting the Jewish popular movement that began in Eastern Europe and was known as the Zionist movement. It sheds light on the Rothschild family’s sponsorship of the Zionist organization from its inception in 1897 until its intensification. It then addresses the role of the Rothschild family in supporting and organizing Jewish immigration to Palestine, and its role in approving the Balfour Declaration, and in providing the political and material conditions to turn this promise into reality, by providing the conditions for establishing the Jewish state in Palestine during the era of occupation. The British Mandate from 1917 until the declaration of the establishment of the State of “Israel” in 1948. The book includes three chapters, in addition to the introduction, conclusion, references, and index.