Ilhan Omar

"Next!" the progressive Democratic congresswoman concluded her tweet.

Netanyahu, who is facing the prospect of criminal charges for bribery, fraud and breach of trust, said the close relations between the U.S. and Israel exist because "we share the same values."

The congresswoman pushed back on Pelosi's categorization of BDS, telling Newsweek she viewed the speaker's remarks as anti–First Amendment and "beneath any leader."

Representative Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democart, told California CAIR fundraiser attendees, "We finally had a leader in the White House who publicly says Islam hates us, who fuels hate against Muslims."

Rudy Giuliani retweeted a misleading video of Omar in which he claimed she was laughing at terrorism.

"In October 2002, President Bush said that Saddam Hussein had a 'massive stockpile' of biological weapons. It was a lie," Representative Ilhan Omar wrote.

"I believe in an inclusive foreign policy—one that centers on human rights, justice and peace as the pillars of America's engagement in the world, one that brings our troops home and truly makes military action a last resort," Representative Ilhan Omar wrote.

The freshman congresswoman responded to Trump's retweet of an article claiming that some Democrats were taking steps to remove her from Congress.

Right-wing radio host Jesse Lee Peterson expressed concern that repressed white Americans may be incited to carry out a New Zealand–like attack in the U.S.

The Fox News show Justice With Jeanine Pirro was pulled from programming Saturday evening, one week after Pirro's controversial comments about Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar.

"For Trump and his team, human rights is just another cudgel they wield opportunistically in service of a vision for the Middle East," Jamal Abdi, president of the National Iranian American Council, told Newsweek.

Guy Benson wasn't happy with Pirro's response to the criticism of her comments about Democrat Ilhan Omar.

Ex-White House adviser says anti-bigotry resolution should have focused on Omar's comments.

A "survivor of war," Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota is "one of the most effective voices," Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said.

"And this is what represents America?" Homeland Security Investigations senior agent Leslie Derewonko wrote.

The Hawaii Democrat suggested Ilhan Omar was alluding to a "deeper issue related to our foreign policy."

"Is her adherence to this Islamic doctrine indicative of her adherence to Sharia law, which in itself is antithetical to the United States Constitution?" the Fox News Host asked.

"I think she has a different experience in the use of words," Pelosi said.

"We can't be only upset with Trump."

"I oppose discrimination against anyone based on inherent characteristics like ethnicity, race, sex or any other attribute over which a person has no control," Representative Mo Brooks said.

GOP members criticize "watered down" text that failed to mention congresswoman Ilhan Omar by name.

Omar is embroiled in allegations she used anti-Semitic tropes in her criticisms of the state of Israel and the pro-Israel lobby in the U.S.

"Everybody needs a lot more education, and that need for education concerns both the history of certain terms and tropes and references that may produce unwanted and unexpected reactions," Jonathan Boyarin, a professor of modern Jewish studies at Cornell University, told Newsweek.

The Vermont senator and presidential candidate fears the outcry surrounding the congresswoman will stifle debate over Israel and the Palestinian territories.

Democrats agree they need to stand against anti-Semitism, but there are growing disagreements over if and how a House resolution should be passed to condemn Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's alleged anti-Semitic tropes.

"People wanted to elect a jury that would begin the impeachment proceedings to Donald Trump," Tlaib said.

"She obviously has to come to grips with the fact that when you are here, you're on a broader stage and things you say resonate far beyond your local community," Democrat Gerry Connolly said of his colleague Ilhan Omar.

Ilhan Omar is facing censure, even as prominent Republicans are tweeting out anti-Semitic messaging.

History shows that making some questions "unacceptable" is a mistake, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

"American troops have been in Afghanistan for nearly 18 years, Iraq since 2003 and in Syria since 2015," Senator Bernie Sanders said.