My opinion on Omar is the same as it was the last time we were having this debate (so, like, last week?):
I wish she saw Twitter as a place to be as careful and deliberate as she would be if she were speaking on the House floor, because that's really what it is on a subject as delicate as this. Because by not being deliberate (and, yes, somewhat careless) on where she stands and what she's saying, she's somewhat become this blank canvass on which everyone's projecting their shit.
So you have bad faith conservatives decrying her for alleged anti-Semitism and for deliberate use of anti-Semitic language. Which, that's not what she's doing.
But then you have people defending her by propping up arguments I have yet to see her make and linking to Mediums/youtube videos/term papers that lay out critiques of Israel with a precision, clarity and focus that I have yet to see come from her. And it's like...Omar's not doing this either. She's throwing up alley-oops on Twitter and doing a frankly terrible job at it. I mean, take out the "was this anti-Semitism?" debate and Omar's response to Lowey's very measured tweets still wasn't very appropriate.
And the result of this lack of precision is that at the end of the day, I see very little of Omar herself, just the continuation of a debate that's been going.