Colorado Dems faces background collection with Ilhan Omar after Boulder’s horror attack: “Reprocable”

Colorado Democrats face criticism of directing a fundraising with the representative Ilhan Omar less than an hour after the Sunday anti -Semitic terrorist attack, in which 12 people were injured, including a Holocaust survivor.

The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, faces federal hatred crimes and numerous state -of -the -art murder accusations for using fire devices to burn people who gathered by the release of Hamas terrorist group hostages in Gaza. Soliman was illegally in the country after passing his visa and labor authorization, according to authorities.

About 30 minutes later, in Denver, there was a “private reception” with Omar, who has been a significant critic of Israel, with many other Democrats listed as hosts. Ticket prices ranged from $ 500 to $ 7,000.

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“Colorado Democrats raising money for anti-Semitic notory should be embarrassed to do so, but while victims of the last wave of anti-Semitic violence were on the hospital, they are even more hypocritical and reproach,” said Monday.

“ Last year, the House Democrats diverted families from the Israeli hostages, denying them access to the house plant for fear that the radical members of the House Democrats could cause a scene.It is enough. We have to speak aloud and clearly against extremists who justify violence against Jewish communities worldwide. Harstook.

After the attack, Omar published in X, “violence against all ways is never acceptable. We must reject hatred and damage in all its forms.”

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On Sunday, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, allegedly burned eight people, including a Holocaust survivor, who met for the return of the hostages to Gaza. (Storyful/KDVR)

Representative Junie Joseph, D-Bouder, who attended the event, faced additional scrutiny, but told Fox News Digital to condemn anti-Semitism.

“Sunday was a deeply painful day for our community. My heart is with the victims of Boulder’s attack and all those affected. I unequivocally condemned the hatred and violence of all forms, including anti -Semitism and Islamophobia,” Joseph said in an email to Fox News Digital.

“ I have heard concerns about my attendance at a private event for the Ilhan Omar congressman. I originally invited me to present -in a young Democrats event focused on youth commitment, which I care deeply. When I couldn’t attend, I chose to host it in a separate meeting, as a matter of civic courtesy and respect, ” he continued.

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A street is blocked by police after Sunday’s terrorist attack in Boulder, Colo. (KDVR)

“Attending this event was not a guarantee of any particular policy or comment. It was an extension of my role as a public official who believes in dialogue, inclusion and maintenance of open communication lines, even when opinions differ.”

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“Condemption and support of peace, dignity and human rights for all, including Israeli and Palestinians, are not mutually exclusive. I think they are both essential for a just and compassionate society,” Joseph said. “These are difficult times, and I am still committed to listening, learning and leading carefully, for all members of our community, Jews, Muslims and beyond.”

Fox News Digital contacted Omar’s campaign for comments.