Also, the "expansion" complained about occurred after the Six Day War in 1967.  Not Israel's fault that the Arabs didn't accept the 1948 partition plan (or the '37 Peel Commission), or Israel' existence in the intervening 19 years.

An Arab "refugee" born in 1948, and carried away as a newborn, is now 67 years old.  The gig is getting old.  They should properly been seen as citizens of Syria, Lebanon or Jordan - and I support Gaza as a State of Palestine, or Philistine, or whatever - as it more or less already operates. (and, depending on demographic developments, most of Judea and Samaria as well beyond the security barrier, though definitely not an inch of Jerusalem within the Israeli security barrier). 

And Einstein, for your information, supported Zionism, even being invited to be Israel's first President.  So much for the significance of Russell's criticism in respect to being part of the "Einstein-Russell Manifesto".