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7:57Now PlayingThe New York Post has featured a photo of the World Trade Centre exploding into flames alongside a quote by Ilhan Omar on its front page in response to comments the Muslim congresswoman made on Islamophobia.
The front-page headline on Thursday’s edition of the newspaper read: “Here's your something... 2,977 people dead by terrorism.”
It comes after Ms Omar made some brief remarks about Islamophobia at an event in March that came in the aftermath of the shooting that left 50 Muslim worshippers dead in New Zealand. []
[UPDATE] On Friday Donald Trump targeted Rep. Ilhan Omar for her speech on civil rights and Muslims in America. Trump tweeted a graphic video featuring the burning World Trade Center towers and other images from the Sept. 11th attacks.
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