With over 80% of the vote: radical congresswoman wins Democratic primary in Minnesota

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar won the Democratic primary in Minnesota's Fifth Congressional District with more than 80% of the vote. Omar, known for her anti-Israel positions, has previously claimed that Jewish students 'support genocide.' She entered the House of Representatives in 2018 as part of the radical wing of the Democratic Party.

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar won the Democratic primary in Minnesota's Fifth Congressional District, securing more than 80% of the vote. Omar, a Somali-born Muslim, is known for her anti-Israel stance and has previously claimed that Jewish students 'support genocide.' Her daughter was one of several students suspended for participating in an anti-Israel protest. Omar entered the House in 2018 during Trump's presidency, aligning with the radical wing of the Democratic Party, which included Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Rashida Tlaib, and Ayanna Pressley. Trump then said they should 'go back to their countries.' The victory is seen as a continuation of the anti-Israel wave in the US.