The tweets targeted “The Squad,” comprised of Reps. Ilhan Omar, of Minnesota; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, of New York; Rashida Tlaib, of Michigan; and Ayanna Pressley, of Massachusetts.

We resoundingly condemn Trump’s Squad attack. Not for his frustration, but the way he expressed it.

Three of the four Squad women don’t come from other countries. They were born in the United States. Only Omar, a Somalia native, has a foreign origin. She earned full-fledged American citizenship as a teenager 19 years ago. This is her country.

Telling four American citizens to go home gives left-wing Trump opponents exactly what they need to brand the president as “racist.” The tweets energized Democrats to spend Tuesday passing a resolution condemning Trump’s words, instead of doing the country’s real business. The comments united Democrats, who were at each other’s throats, and reignited their impeachment agenda.

That was one expensive tantrum, President Trump. Hand the phone to an aide.

Had Trump communicated like a thoughtful adult, he could have enlightened Americans to The Squad’s genuinely anti-American, anti-Semitic sentiments.

“Israel has hypnotized the world, may Allah awaken the people and help them see the evil doings of Israel,” Omar tweeted in 2012, after Israel fought back against rocket attacks by Hamas on civilian targets.

Omar infamously tweeted how American support of Israel is “all about the Benjamins,” exploiting negative stereotypes about Jews and money. She accused the American Israel Public Affairs Committee of paying Americans “to be pro-Israel.”

“She might as well call us hook-nosed,” tweeted Jewish journalist Joshua Zeitz. Omar retweeted the comment, as if to agree.

Although Tuesday’s House resolution calls Trump’s comments “racist,” a March resolution condemning “hateful expressions of intolerance” – inspired by a litany of Omar’s anti-Semitic comments – does not mention Omar. Such partisan hypocrisy.

Omar blames terror attacks on the United States, explaining it like this during a PBS Minneapolis appearance: “For us, it’s always ‘I must have not done anything. Why is it happening to me?’ Nobody wants to take accountability of how these are byproducts of the actions of our involvement in other people’s affairs.”

No wonder she wrote a Minnesota judge asking for “compassion” in the case of nine men charged with plotting to join IS. No wonder she described the Sept. 11 attacks on our country as “some people did something.”

Omar blames the United States for an economic and food crisis, caused by a dictatorial socialist regime, which has Venezuelans eating zoo animals.

“?… you know, I mean, a lot of the policies, uh, that we’ve put in place has kind of helped lead, um, the devastation in Venezuela and we’ve sort of set the stage, um, for where we’ve arrived today…” Omar said on the internet show “Democracy Now!”

She even has the gall to blame American soldiers, sent by then-President Bill Clinton as peacekeeping forces during Somalia’s civil war, for harming her native country during the “Blackhawk Down” Battle of Mogadishu. When a tweet commended 19 American service members killed in the battle, Omar responded: “In his selective memory, he forgets to also mention the thousands of Somalis killed by the American forces that day! #NotTodaySatan”

Most official estimates put the Somali death toll in the hundreds; none estimate thousands. Regardless, Americans gave their lives to help Omar’s native country – which her family fled to escape danger and injustice.