During the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Rep. Ilhan Omar and other members of the 'Squad' joined the Uncommitted National Movement in a sit-in protest after being denied a speaking opportunity for a Palestinian-American speaker. The movement, which seeks greater representation and advocacy for Palestinian issues within the Democratic Party, expressed frustration over the party's refusal to grant them a main stage slot, despite the inclusion of Israeli hostages' families. Co-founder Abbas Alawieh initiated the sit-in after receiving a rejection from party officials, emphasizing the need for a voice in the ongoing Gaza conflict discussions. Omar and fellow representatives, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, voiced their support for the protesters, highlighting the importance of including diverse voices in political dialogue. The sit-in reflects a broader struggle for inclusivity within the party, particularly concerning anti-war sentiments and Palestinian advocacy. The movement aims to pressure party leaders into recognizing and addressing the humanitarian concerns surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.