[RaceBannon]

the most telling thing I heard was him telling radical muslims they need to stop killig innocents, and the audience was silent, yet when he called for the settlements to stop, they jumped up applauding.

Neither did he say that religious freedom extended to Jews, he said it extended to Copts in Egypt

[paulycy]

the most telling thing I heard was him telling radical muslims they need to stop killig innocents, and the audience was silent, yet when he called for the settlements to stop, they jumped up applauding.

Ditto.

[Rome2000]

Let's not forget the Palestinian's reaction on 9-11

[markomalley]

the most telling thing I heard was him telling radical muslims they need to stop killig innocents and the audience was silent, yet when he called for the settlements to stop, they jumped up applauding

I noticed the same thing throughout the entire speech myself. There was a lot of applause for the points where he advocated their position or kissed their asses, but it was a lot more muted than your typical Ø speech.

[SJackson]

Neither did he say that religious freedom extended to Jews, he said it extended to Copts in Egypt

No, relevant since I'm sure BHO would despair at the ejection of 75,000 Jews from Egypt. He should have brought it up. A related article, Barack Obama in my hometown--Why don't you ever mention me?, by an Egyptian Jew. Who of course can't go home. But then BHO recognizes there are certain places Jews simply shouldn't be allowed to live, it's part of his heritage, so it's not surprising.