Wed, 26 May, 2010 - 12:23
A plan to build a mosque near the site of New York’s 9/11 attacks has won vital backing from the city.
The community board voted yesterday to support the plan despite fierce and at times rowdy opposition.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Ground ZeroPlace: New YorkPlace: NewPlace: ManhattanPlace: Cordoba HousePerson: Viviana HernandezPerson: Mark WilliamsPerson: Daisy KhanPerson: Imam Feisal Abdul RaufPerson: Scott StringerPerson: StringerPerson: Police CommissionerPerson: Raymond KellyEvent: 9/11 attacksEvent: YorkEvent: September 11 terror attacksEvent: September 11Event: 9/11Organisation: ChristianOrganisation: Cordoba HouseOrganisation: Cordoba InitiativeOrganisation: MuslimsOrganisation: American Society for Muslim Advancement
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