House Republicans have accused the American Psychological Association of antisemitism, according to The New York Times. The Times reported that an effort by Republicans in Congress that lasted months culminated in a report about emails and other exchanges within the organization. The summary of the Times story did not describe the report's findings in detail.

The Hill reported that Republicans on the Committee on Education and the Workforce accused the association of antisemitism in a 22-page report. According to The Hill, the report examines public listservs and internal communications at the organization, which represents U.S. psychologists, in the days after Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023.

The Hill quoted the report as saying, “APA leaders have too often minimized complaints.” The Hill's headline also said that the Republicans threatened the association's accreditation. The summary of the Times story did not mention accreditation, so the two accounts differ on that point, as far as the available summaries show.

The Times story was written by Christina Caron and Azeen Ghorayshi. The Hill story was written by Lexi Lonas Cochran. Both stories were published on November 3, 2026.

The summaries reviewed for this story did not say whether the association had responded to the accusations, and they did not include the full text of the report. Further details on the report's findings and on the accreditation threat were therefore not available for this story.

Sources: The New York Times: House Republicans Accuse Top Psychology Group of Antisemitism; The Hill: House Republicans accuse the American Psychological Association of antisemitism, threaten accreditation.