Alison Weir Quote
Former Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson also opposed Zionism. Acheson‘s biographer writes that Acheson worried that the West would pay a high price for Israel. Another author, John Mulhall, records Acheson‘s warning of the danger for U.S. interests: ...to transform [Palestine] into a Jewish State capable of receiving a million or more immigrants would vastly exacerbate the political problem and imperil not only American but all Western interests in the Near East.[190]
Alison Weir
Former Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson also opposed Zionism. Acheson‘s biographer writes that Acheson worried that the West would pay a high price for Israel. Another author, John Mulhall, records Acheson‘s warning of the danger for U.S. interests: ...to transform [Palestine] into a Jewish State capable of receiving a million or more immigrants would vastly exacerbate the political problem and imperil not only American but all Western interests in the Near East.[190]
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