Washington DC - Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene had some fun on X referencing one of her most outrageous controversies, which involved her spreading antisemitic conspiracy theories.

An X user recently shared a Wall Street Journal video explainer on an extension of Israel's Iron Dome defense system. The so-called Iron Beam laser is meant to shoot missiles and projectiles out of the sky.

"MTG was right about the lasers after all!" the user joked.

MTG shared the post and clip on her own page, and commented "[I] love Jewish lasers."

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"Space or land," she added. "Zap 'em!"

The joke is a reference to a quickly deleted Facebook post that Greene shared in 2018, in which she rambled about the Rothschilds, a wealthy Jewish family that has been the target of antisemitic tropes for years, deployed "space lasers" which they used to spark wildfires in California.

According to the WSJ, the Iron Beam system is still in its experimental phase, but it may become fully operational as the crisis in Israel and Gaza continues.

Meanwhile, As thousands have already been killed as a result of the Israel-Gaza war, Greene's "joke" is being criticized by many as insensitive.