Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday said former President Donald Trump was “obsessed” with him and promoted “antisemitic tropes,” following the former president’s late-night social media attack on Shapiro. In a midnight post on his Truth Social network, Trump attacked Shapiro and appeared to mock his faith after his Wednesday night speech at the Democratic National Convention.

Referring to Shapiro as a “highly overrated Jewish Gov.,” Trump claimed the Democrat “has done nothing for Israel” and called his speech “really bad and poorly delivered.” Trump also claimed without merit that Vice President Kamala Harris “hates Israel” and that he’s done more for Israel “than any person.”

”It’s clear over the last few days Donald Trump is obsessed with me and obsessed with continuing to spew hate and division in our politics,” Shapiro told reporters in Chicago Thursday. “He’s someone who has routinely pedaled antisemitic tropes like this.”

Shapiro said Trump “has been repeatedly rejected by the voters of Pennsylvania. He himself lost in 2020,” he said. “All of his handpicked candidates have lost, and I think he’s headed to another loss to Kamala Harris.”

Shapiro has become one of Trump’s favorite targets in recent weeks, as he’s gotten more national attention as a potential running mate with Vice President Kamala Harris.