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Roy Eidelson

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Psychologist, past president of APA Division 48, & author of "DOING HARM": www.amazon.com/Doing-Harm-Largest-Psychological-Association/dp/0228018617/
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The Mask Comes Off: The Psychologists Protecting Israel, Not Jews

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By Roy Eidelson
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Roy Eidelson – TRANSCEND Media Service Gaza-image-in-the-public-domain-courtesy-of-Heidi-Levine-and-The-Washington-Post 12 Aug 2026 – Sometimes the mask comes off. That seems to be what happened last week, just before the American Psychological Association (APA) held its annual convention in Washington, DC. A group called Gesher Community Care (GCC) published an online open letter to APA leaders demanding that they do more to ensure the “safety” of Jewish attendees.
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Big Brother and the Israel Advocacy Machine

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By Roy Eidelson
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Roy Eidelson – TRANSCEND Media Service 20 Apr 2026 – In George Orwell’s dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four, Oceania is a totalitarian society where Big Brother demands unquestioning conformity and obedience; where the Thought Police constantly monitor and punish every infraction of the rules; and where the Ministry of Truth proclaims, “War is Peace,” “Freedom is Slavery,” and “Ignorance is Strength.” According to the story’s protagonist, the greatest heresy in Oceania is common sense, and...
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Big Brother and the Israel Advocacy Machine

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By Roy Eidelson
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Note: This opinion piece reflects my personal views and not those of any group with which I am affiliated.
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