A Long Island therapist has vanished from social media after allegedly ranting online to a Jewish woman that \u201cthe Germans should have ended your kind\u201d in a shocking outburst over the Israel-Hamas war.<\/p>\n
The backlash has also seen Elmont social worker Gineth Nelson scrubbed from Psychology Today\u2019s therapist listings after the vile antisemitic tirade was exposed.<\/p>\n
Efforts were said to be underway to have her removed from ZocDoc as well as other sites, and there is a letter-writing campaign calling on New York State to pull her license to practice. <\/p>\n
Gineth Nelson has been a therapist on Long Island the last nine years. Obtained by the New York Post<\/p>\n
She has been blasted online for the above online exchange. Obtained by the New York Post<\/p>\n
Her toxic post to Instagram was made July 7, in response to a meme the victim shared, calling for the return of the dead hostages Hamas refuses to release.<\/p>\n
\u201cHamas is still holding the bodies of 28 murdered hostages,\u201d started the meme. \u201cThese are not just numbers, they are human beings, stolen from their families even in death. Only monsters withhold the dead. This cruelty must end. Their bodies must be returned home for a dignified burial, as every person deserves.\u201d<\/p>\n
The victim\u2019s identity has been blurred in screenshots of the threatening, now-deleted exchange.<\/p>\n
\u201cAnd how many humans have your people killed,\u201d Nelson asked in response. \u201cI\u2019m sure its more than 28. Germans should\u2019ve ended your kind. Anyone who could agree with this are the true monsters.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cLanguage like this is appalling, no matter who says it, and must be unequivocally condemned,\u201d said Eric Post, the Long Island director for the American Jewish Committee<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u201cAt a time when Jews in this country face unprecedented levels of antisemitism, incidents like these show we all have to take a zero-tolerance approach toward anti-Jewish hatred,\u201d Post continued.<\/p>\n Nelson, who is also licensed in New York City, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island, could not be reached for comment.<\/p>\n Nelson\u2019s assistant told The Post her account was hacked. Obtained by the New York Post<\/p>\n She runs Whole Health Counseling in Elmont, and specializes in addiction, depression and anxiety treatment employing cognitive behavioral therapy, a common type of talk therapy.<\/p>\n A woman claiming to be her assistant told The Post Thursday Nelson\u2019s social media accounts had been hacked, but offered no proof of such a breach.<\/p>\n Online, Nelson also claims to be in the real estate business, as she sets up short-term housing for traveling nurses.<\/p>\n Nelson has dismantled her social media pages. Obtained by the New York Post<\/p>\n