The House of Representatives approved today by a large majority a resolution against "anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, racism and other forms of intolerance", following the controversy generated by the comments of Muslim lawmaker Ilhan Omar, considered "anti-Semitic" by various sectors.The measure was approved with 407 votes in favor and 23 against, the latter all of Republicans.One of the legislators who voted against, the representative for Texas Louie Gohmert, lamented today in a speech in plenary that the language of the bill had been "diluted" instead of explicitly condemning Omar's comments.Omar,...