[weegee]

I’ve seen several articles on how she sympathized with the muslim leaders she is meeting. She’s talked of racism in Birmingham and segregation.

Meanwhile at the conference I saw a reference in an article (one of the first I saw on the subject) that Jews were required to enter through a separate entrance at the demand of the muslims.

I may be off on the second point in this post (it is as I remember it) but the first should be easier for me to locate some details/quotes).

[kalee]

If you find the info I would love to see it. I can’t in my wildest imagination think any black American would stand by and watch another group of people be made to enter by a seperate door. I don’t doubt you I am just stunned!

[weegee]

Here are some references (although they aren't precisely the articles I originally saw these details in): United States: State Sponsor of Judeophobia (Arutz Sheva 12/07/07 Pamela Geller )

Last week, a line was crossed. A terrible line was crossed at Annapolis. With the world looking on, the President of the United States sponsored Judeophobia. Jew-hatred was okay, understandable even.

Under the auspices of a global "peace" conference, the White House sanctioned Jew-hatred. The Jew is contemptible, inferior, ignorant, politically and socially disenfranchised: separate entrance ways, service entrances for the Jews, refusal to touch or shake hands with a Jew, refusal of audience members to wear the translation earphones when Ehud Olmert spoke...

Ms. Rice Visited Israel, Not Birmingham, Alabama (IMRA January 17, 2008 Lenny Ben-David)

Ms. Rice Visited Israel, Not Birmingham, Alabama Two months ago in Annapolis Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice compared the plight of Palestinians to the experience of African-Americans some 40 years ago in the segregated South. "I know what it is like to hear that you cannot go on a road or through a checkpoint because you are Palestinian," she said. "I understand the feeling of humiliation and powerlessness."