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Omar: I Shared Hamas Propaganda, and It’s the Media’s Fault

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Reps. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) are two of the most vocal and visible terrorist-sympathizing voices on the Hill. Both have a history of anti-Semitic shenanigans, Omar with the more extensive list, including the infamous tweet about Israel having hypnotic powers over the world. Omar, remember, couldn’t denounce radical Islamic terrorists who committed the 9/11 attacks, describing it as an event where “some people did something.” 

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So, are we shocked that these two form the face of the pro-Hamas caucus on the Hill? Both peddled fake news about the hospital strike in Gaza, which was the fault of the terrorists, not Israel. Tlaib broke down in tears at a rally in DC yesterday, though it’s long been debunked, despite the media’s rush to blame Israel. Once again, we had a catastrophic media failure since these clowns fell for Hamas propaganda.

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Now, Omar is backtracking, blaming The Associated Press for her misinformation foul-up. Lady, we’ve known that this Gaza hospital explosion was the fault of the terrorists. Islamic Jihad’s rocket misfired. Only anti-Semites and pro-terrorist camps are saying otherwise.

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Sorry, Omar, you willfully spread Hamas propaganda. 

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