Sen. Ted Cruz called out frequent political adversary Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez this week after the Bronx and Queens lawmaker condemned Kanye West’s recent anti-Semitic messages, which led him to be kicked off Instagram and Twitter.

On Sunday, AOC called on her supporters to “reject” recent statements from the rap star-turned-full-time provocateur that implied Jews control the music industry.

West, legally known as Ye, also tweeted Sunday that he would go “death con 3 [sic] On JEWISH PEOPLE,” misusing a term that describes a drastic US military mobilization.

“There is absolutely no room in this country or world for antisemitism,” Ocasio-Cortez wrote. “It is important to see how harmful + dangerous Kanye’s words are – not only to our Jewish brothers, sisters, & siblings, but also to our collective society at large.”

Cruz, a Texas Republican who often clashes with the progressive lawmaker and her “Squad” of left-wing allies, responded Monday by alluding to Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib’s history of incendiary statements about Israel.

“So you’ll be voting to censure the Squad?,” Cruz wrote.

Tlaib, a Michigan congresswoman, said last year that progressives should not support Israel, claiming “the need to oppose Israel’s government’s apartheid rule is obvious.”

Omar, a Somali-born Muslim who represents Minnesota, has previously equated Israel with the Taliban and suggested that the US has a close relationship with the Jewish state because Washington politicians were being paid off.

Omar also lashed out at a group of her Jewish Democratic House colleagues last year, saying in a CNN interview that “they haven’t been partners in justice.”

Republican lawmakers have repeatedly criticized Omar over her statements, with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.)  vowing to remove Omar from her seat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee if the GOP takes the House of Representatives in next month’s midterm election.