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Einstein was by no means a genius, he just had good observation/abstraction skills with some autism which made him think outside the norm, he wasn't a mathematician, in fact he needed help to get some of his calculations right, we could say he was a weird physicist with crazy ideas at the time. He always tried to prove the universe was not a creation but a self contained system, reason why he didn't like Lemaitre, a belgian priest who proposed the big bang theory contradicting Einstein. Think about it, a jewish autist vs a catholic priest. I am by no means a physicist nor a mathematician but i find it very interesting from a historical perspective, nowadays i am pretty sure most top university students hold a better grasp of Einstein ideas even better than him while he was still alive. Jewish just push many agendas, the one i know the most for example is the idea that the most outstanding musicians are jewish, particularly the violin, which Einstein played. So I wouldn't be surprised if that was true.
