Oh come on:

US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice reportedly said in Annapolis this week that her childhood in the segregated South had helped her to understand the suffering on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. "I know what its like to hear that you can't use a certain road or pass through a checkpoint because you are a Palestinian. I know what it is like to feel discriminated against and powerless," Rice told a closed meeting of Arab and Israeli representatives, according to the Dutch representative at the summit, Franz Timmermans.

Blacks in the Jim Crow South, of course, very famously fought back against discrimination by launching decades and decades of genocidal violence and demanding that whites leave North America.

References:
* 'I know what it's like as a Palestinian' [JPost]
* Hamas demands UN rescind '47 partition [JPost]

Previously:
* Bush: "Now Is The Time To Lay Out A Vision" For A Palestinian State
* State Department Deliberately Circumvents Anti-Terrorism Laws, Funds Hamas
* State Department Gets Bright Idea: Let's Screw Israel Even More By Bundling Syria Into The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process