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18 | May | 2026 | RUTHFULLY YOURS Subscribe RUTHFULLY YOURS THE RIGHT NEWS, FRONT AND CENTER Displaying posts published in May 2026 ANTI-SEMITISM Comments turned off Can a Jew Be Trusted to Prosecute Campus Protesters? By Peter Savodnik By Ruth King on May 18th, 2026 https://www.thefp.com/p/can-a-jew-be-trusted-to-prosecute?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email Earlier this month, a judge declared that Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeffrey Rosen could not be trusted to do his job because he is Jewish. That was not how she put it, but that seemed to be the unavoidable implication of her ruling. To Rosen, whose father was sent to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp as a baby, there was something “mystifying” about the whole thing. It all started in June 2024, when protesters stormed

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18 | May | 2026 | RUTHFULLY YOURS Subscribe RUTHFULLY YOURS THE RIGHT NEWS, FRONT AND CENTER Displaying posts published in May 2026 ANTI-SEMITISM Comments turned off Can a Jew Be Trusted to Prosecute Campus Protesters? By Peter Savodnik By Ruth King on May 18th, 2026 https://www.thefp.com/p/can-a-jew-be-trusted-to-prosecute?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email Earlier this month, a judge declared that Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeffrey Rosen could not be trusted to do his job because he is Jewish. That was not how she put it, but that seemed to be the unavoidable implication of her ruling. To Rosen, whose father was sent to Bergen-Belsen concentration camp as a baby, there was something “mystifying” about the whole thing. It all started in June 2024, when protesters stormed into the office of Stanford University’s president—busting doorframes, spray-painting the walls, smashing windows, and splattering fake blood on the carpet. They caused a little more than $300,000 in damage. They were all students or alumni. They ranged in age from 19 to their early 30s. Three hours later, campus police arrested them. In April 2025, the DA’s office charged 12 protesters with vandalism and conspiracy to trespass—both felonies. On February 13, 2026, the judge declared a mistrial. The jury was deadlocked, with most jurors voting for conviction on both counts. The DA’s office announced it would retry the case. Read Yes, Anti-Zionism Is Discrimination Then, on February 25, defendants filed a motion demanding that Rosen and, in fact, the whole DA’s office he presides over recuse themselves from the case. The motion asserts that Rosen’s campaign website “heavily features the Stanford prosecution on his campaign website and on the page that falsely aligns his prosecution of these defendants with his work ‘fighting antisemitism.’ ” It adds: “DA Rosen is not entitled to continue to prosecute a case where he falsely describes the prosecution of the defendants as part of his fight against antisemitism while attempting to raise campaign dollars off that false description.” For his part, Rosen, who was first elected DA in 2010 and is now running for reelection, was careful not to assume too much. When I asked Rosen whether he had been yanked because of his faith, he laughed for several seconds, and then he said: “Yeah, that’s a great question, and I don’t know the answer.” Continue reading → WORLD NEWS Comments turned off Orwell’s Europe – Part I The European Commission’s New, Chilling Censorship Initiative by Robert Williams By Ruth King on May 18th, 2026 https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/22493/europe-censorship Revealingly, while Belgium’s Press Ethics Council did not trust readers with Vance’s speech on the factual lack of freedom of speech in Europe, the Belgian courts had no issues with a magazine column that incited violence against Belgian Jews. On one hand, the public cannot be trusted with information that has not

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