Admittedly, the Zionist leaders never really abandoned wider territorial dreams; but they would never have considered delaying the establishment of the Jewish state for the sole reason that it would not have access to the Western Wall or the Temple Mount.
Es verdad que los líderes sionistas jamás dejaron de abrigar sueños territoriales más amplios, pero nunca se les hubiera ocurrido demorar la fundación del estado judío nada más porque no tuviera acceso al Muro Occidental o al Monte del Templo.