Democrats under fire for Omar event following anti-Semitic Boulder attack

Democrats in Colorado face criticism of a campaign to collect donations with Representative Ilhan Omar, less than an hour after the anti -Semitic terrorist attack on Sunday, 12 people were injured, including a Holocaust survivor.

The 45 -year -old suspect, Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, faces accusations of federal hatred and many of the state’s murder charges to use incendiary bodies to burn people who were gathering to release the hostages that Hamas has kept in Gaza since the terrorist group attacked Israel on October 7.

Suleiman was illegally in the country after exceeding his construction and work licensing, according to the authorities.

After about 30 minutes in the nearby Denver, there was a “special reception” with Omar, who was a major critic of Israel, with many other Democrats listed in the list. Ticket prices ranged between $ 500 to $ 7,000. Omar is a member of a progressive group of legislators in congress called the “team”.

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“The Democrats in Colorado who collect money in order to hostile to themselves should be ashamed to do so, but doing this while the victims of the last wave of anti -Semitism’s violence were on their way to the hospital more than hypocrisy and dread,” said MP in Colorado House.

“Only last year, Democrats in the House of Representatives removed the families of the Israeli hostages, and deprived them of reaching the House of Representatives hall for fear that members of the House of Representatives will cause enough.

In the aftermath of the attack, Omar posted on X, “Violence against all forms is never acceptable. We must reject hatred and harm in all its forms.”

The members of the “team” condemn the anti -Semitic attack in Bulder after years of controversy

On Sunday, it was claimed that Muhammad Sabri Suleiman, 45, burned eight people, including a Holocaust survivor, who were gathering for the return of the hostages in Gaza. (KDVR)

Representative Johnny Joseph, Dr. Bolder, who attended the event, faced additional audit, but she told Fox News Digital that she condemned anti-Semitism.

“On Sunday was a very painful day for our society. My heart was with the victims of the rock attack and all the affected. I am indirectly convicted of hatred and violence in all its forms – including anti -Semitism and Islamic fear,” Joseph said in an email to Fox News.

“I heard concerns about my urbanization of a private event for Congress Ilhan Omar. I originally invited to present it at a democratic youth event focusing on youth participation – something that is interested in me very much. When I was unable to come, I chose to welcome it in a separate gathering, as a matter of courtesy and civil respect.”

The survivor of the Holocaust among the victims in Buldander, Colorado is a suspected terrorist attack

A street appears by the police after a terrorist attack on Sunday in Buldir, Colo. (Kdvr)

“The presence of this event was not in support of any specific policy or comment. It was an extension of my role as a public employee who believed in dialogue, comprehensiveness and maintaining open lines – even when views differ.”

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“The condemnation of anti -Semitism, the support of peace, dignity, and human rights for all – including Israelis and Palestinians – are not mutually exclusive. I think both are necessary for a fair and emotional society.” “These are difficult times, and I remain committed to listening, learning and driving carefully – for all members of our society – Jews, Muslims, and beyond.”

Fox News Digital communicate with a Omar comment campaign.