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But the Minneapolis lawmaker has been comparatively muted when it comes to raising concerns about Qatar itself, which has been criticized for boosting the Muslim Brotherhood and funding Hamas. On the other hand, she has frequently condemned human rights abuses not only in Israel but in other Gulf nations including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which were among a group of Arab countries that imposed a three-year blockade of Qatar beginning in 2017….</small></blockquote></ref>
 
But the Minneapolis lawmaker has been comparatively muted when it comes to raising concerns about Qatar itself, which has been criticized for boosting the Muslim Brotherhood and funding Hamas. On the other hand, she has frequently condemned human rights abuses not only in Israel but in other Gulf nations including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which were among a group of Arab countries that imposed a three-year blockade of Qatar beginning in 2017….</small></blockquote></ref>
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===World War Eleven===
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In April 2026, Ilhan Omar was mocked for reading out from a note: “World War Eleven” (instead of “World War II,”) a mistake that is basic historical error.<ref>[https://www.foxnews.com/video/6394093065112 Ilhan Omar flubs line about 'World War Eleven' | Fox News Video]
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Apr 28, 2026 — Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., is being mocked for misreading her notes in a resurfaced clip in which she referred to World War II as "World War Eleven." The incident raised questions about her preparation, attention to detail, and credibility when discussing serious matters of history and foreign policy. It became a symbol of a broader problem in politics: public figures making confident statements without demonstrating sufficient knowledge. It shows silly parroting a line, obviously, she was told is a good talking point.
    
==117th Congress==
 
==117th Congress==
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