Wow, now this will be worth watching for sure. I applaud them both for doing this and showing unity against this terrorist leader. He deserves to be in jail and it is a crime, or should be that he is even allowed to enter this country with the blatant attacks he has voiced on us from the podium of the UN… Matter of fact cut the UN free and send it out to sea. Why we even tolerate this bunch of hypocritical, egotistical, corrupt morons to take homage here in the US is beyond me. They have out lived their reason for being and should have been disbanded after WWII.

Palin and Clinton to protest against Ahmadinejad visit to New York | TheJC.com – The Jewish Community Online

Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and Democratic Senator Hillary Clinton are expected to speak at a rally organized by Jewish groups outside the UN next week to protest against the annual visit of Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to New York.

Mr Ahmadinejad will attend the United Nations General Assembly, as he did last year. The Iranian leader has been known to use the international arena for preaching his controversial views on Israel, America and the West.

The Iranian leader will be greeted by Jewish protestors with banners bearing the slogan: “Stop Iran. Now.”

The protest, organised by the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organisations, is meant to remind international public opinion that Mr Ahmadinejad allegedly supports terror and has called for the destruction of the state of Israel. A similar protest last year drew thousands of participants and was widely covered by the press.

Another campaign has been planned to protest a planned event with Mr Ahmadinejad sponsored by representatives of five churches.

Leaders of the Mennonite, Quakers, World Council of Churches, Religions for Peace and the American Friends Service Committee have joined forces and arranged for the Iranian leader an iftar dinner - the traditional meal ending the day of fast during the holy month of Ramadan.

The Anti-Defamation League called on the churches to rethink the event and refrain from conducting a dialogue with Mr Ahmadinejad, who they say is known for his antisemitic rhetoric.

“In extending an invitation to Ahmadinejad, the religious organisations sponsoring this dinner have tarnished their reputations as peace seekers and bridge builders,” said ADL national director Abraham Foxman. “Their breaking bread with President Ahmadinejad is a perversion of the search for peace and an appalling betrayal of religious values.”