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Rabbi Rabinowitz said in a statement that he would accept the plan "in the name of unity," while noting that Robinson's Arch was not considered part of the Western Wall synagogue.
PAGE A22 Op-Ed PAUL KRUGMAN It's time for President Obama to point out that those who stand in the way of his economic plan, in the name of a discredited economic philosophy, are putting the nation's future at risk.
Above all, he must not shy away from pointing out that those who stand in the way of his plan, in the name of a discredited economic philosophy, are putting the nation's future at risk.
They blocked a reasonable health care plan in the name of "less spending".
The city of Montgomery has come to embrace Stevenson's plans, in the name of economic development.
A real ethics watchdog would retain an independent counsel to investigate Mr. DeLay's circumventions, and warn members away from the partying and politicking he has planned in the name of helping children.
#GBBO #tubestrike pic.twitter.com/JytSKGFOdw Others have even gone so far as to cancel plans in the name of the Tube strike when their real intent is to be glued to the television: I'm worried I might have just used the #tubestrike as an excuse to cancel my plans so I can go home and watch #GBBO.
"The covert nature of the defendant's alleged actions is a stark reminder of the challenges we face in preventing attacks planned in the name of violent jihad, and underscores the critical need for those with knowledge about terror plots to come forward," Bowdich said.
This is the same minister who will walk through the Aye lobby to vote in favour of a bill that rips up current planning laws in the name of bringing less productive sites into use.
Gov. James E. McGreevey urged the State Legislature to re-examine the law, saying builders could use it to coerce towns to allow them to build poorly planned developments in the name of low-cost housing.
A Shin Bet official said this was the first case Israel knew of in which Palestinians planned attacks in the name of Islamic State, whose bases in Syria and Iraq have drawn dozens of foreign volunteers, including Palestinians and Israeli Arabs.
