House Republicans accuse American Psychological Association of antisemitism
House Republicans on the Education and the Workforce Committee issued a 22-page report accusing the American Psychological Association of antisemitism, and The Hill says it threatens the group's accreditation role.
House Republicans on the Committee on Education and the Workforce have accused the American Psychological Association of antisemitism. They made the accusation in a 22-page report, The Hill reports.
The Hill says the report examines public listservs and internal communications at the APA in the days after Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. The New York Times describes the report as the result of a monthslong Republican effort. It says the report covers emails and other exchanges within the group.
The Hill quotes the report as saying, "APA leaders have too often minimized complaints," but the excerpt cuts off there. The Hill's headline says the Republicans threaten the group's accreditation. The excerpt provided does not detail that threat.
The Hill dates the report to Thursday. The New York Times and The Hill both published on Nov. 3, 2026. The excerpts do not include a response from the APA.
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- The New York TimesHouse Republicans Accuse Top Psychology Group of AntisemitismTue, Nov 3, 11:46 AM EST
- The HillHouse Republicans accuse the American Psychological Association of antisemitism, threaten accreditationTue, Nov 3, 5:08 PM EST
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