Anti-Semite Ilhan Omar Wants Universal Values Applied To All Nations Or Something

There’s zero doubt that Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar is a Jew and Israel hater. Nor that she has links to the Muslim Brotherhood linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which certainly takes the side of extremist Islam and hates Jews and Israel. She also has other links to extremist Islam. So, of course, the Washington Post gives her a platform to bash America, Israel, and Jews

We must apply our universal values to all nations. Only then will we achieve peace.

Since I began my first term in Congress, I have sought to speak openly and honestly about the scale of the issues our country faces — whether it is ending the crippling burden of student debt, tackling the existential threat of climate change or making sure no one in one of the richest countries in the world dies from lack of health care. As a survivor of war and a refugee, I have also sought to have an honest conversation about U.S. foreign policy, militarism and our role in the world.

This question of how the United States engages in conflict abroad is deeply personal to me. I fled my home country of Somalia when I was 8 years old from a conflict that the United States later engaged in. I spent the next four years in a refugee camp in Kenya, where I experienced and witnessed unspeakable suffering from those who, like me, had lost everything because of war.

Most of that war was caused by extremist members of the Religion of Peace. Funny how she doesn’t become deeply introspective about that. But, hey, she’s here now as a U.S. citizen. This nation was kind enough to take her and her family in, so, she repays the U.S. by going on to bash the country

Valuing human rights also means applying the same standards to our friends and our enemies. We do not have the credibility to support those fighting for human rights in Venezuela, Cuba and Nicaragua if we do not also support those fighting for human rights in Honduras, Guatemala and Brazil. Our criticisms of oppression and regional instability caused by Iran are not legitimate if we do not hold Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain to the same standards.

Oh, but, see, that’s really not just about attempting to defend Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Iran (which her Hamas linked buddies in CAIR love). Nope. This whole thing, and there were several other paragraphs between those two excerpts, leads to

This vision also applies to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. U.S. support for Israel has a long history. The founding of Israel 70 years ago was built on the Jewish people’s connection to their historical homeland, as well as the urgency of establishing a nation in the wake of the horror of the Holocaust and the centuries of anti-Semitic oppression leading up to it. Many of the founders of Israel were themselves refugees who survived indescribable horrors.

We must acknowledge that this is also the historical homeland of Palestinians. And without a state, the Palestinian people live in a state of permanent refugeehood and displacement. This, too, is a refugee crisis, and they, too, deserve freedom and dignity.

A balanced, inclusive approach to the conflict recognizes the shared desire for security and freedom of both peoples. I support a two-state solution, with internationally recognized borders, which allows for both Israelis and Palestinians to have their own sanctuaries and self-determination. This has been official bipartisan U.S. policy across two decades and has been supported by each of the most recent Israeli and Palestinian leaders, as well as the consensus of the Israeli security establishment. As Jim Mattis, who later was President Trump’s defense secretary, said in 2011 , “The current situation between those two peoples is unsustainable.”

Mattis’ version of the two state solution is different from the Islamist and Leftist versions, which end up with the Jewish state driven into the sea and erased. Ilhan is attempting to soft-pedal her hatred of Israel and Jews here in the same way all the others do.

Working toward peace in the region also means holding everyone involved accountable for actions that undermine the path to peace — because without justice, there can never be a lasting peace. When I criticize certain Israeli government actions in Gaza or settlements in the West Bank, it is because I believe these actions not only threaten the possibility of peace in the region — they also threaten the United States’ own national security interests.

No one is buy that it is just “criticism.” She learned nothing from the Democrats little hate declaration, because it wasn’t aimed at her and anti-Semites. And she is one. We’ve seen this type of fixation on bashing Israel, which is not applied to other nations, which morphs into Jew hatred.

My goal in speaking out at all times has been to encourage both sides to move toward a peaceful two-state solution. We need to reinsert this call back into the public debate with urgency. Both parties must come to the table for a final peace deal; violence will not bring us any closer to that day.

Yet, she never condemns the Palestinians for starting almost all of the violence. For blowing up virtually all attempts at peace. I wonder why?