New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is under fire yet again after a tweet released Saturday in response to the white nationalist attack on a synagogue in California, which left one person dead and three others injured. A 19-year-old terrorist opened fire on people inside the Chabad of Poway synagogue shortly before being shot at by an off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent who’s quick action is said to have prevented a significantly worse tragedy from taking place.

Hours following the attack, Ocasio-Cortez tweeted:

“Heartbroken to hear of the San Diego synagogue shooting, particularly so on this final day of Passover.

We have a responsibility to love + protect our neighbors.

The longer the Senate delays holding a vote on #HR8, the more we put Americans at risk.”

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC)

The tweet attracted a lot of controversy, particularly because it seemed that Ocasio-Cortez waited no time before politicizing the tragedy without once condemning the Sri-Lanka Easter Day Massacre.

Her handling of the Sri-Lanka tragedy was uncharacteristically silent, even though Ocasio-Cortez has previously been quick to comment on other terror attacks such as the Christchurch mosque shootings in March.

Many have jumped on the congresswoman’s Twitter blackout on the subject.

“Twitter-obsessed @AOC posted 14 times about the terror attack on Muslims in New Zealand but has posted nothing about the terror attack on Christians by Muslim extremists in Sri Lanka. Very odd,” DailyMail.com editor-at-large Piers Morgan tweeted.

“Fact: @AOC tweeted about the horrific tragedy in New Zealand 14 times. She tweeted about the attack on Christians in Sri Lanka zero times. Why?” seconded Turning Point USA’s, Charlie Kirk.