By FrumNews.com

Paris, France — Leila Y., a 42-year-old Algerian Muslim woman, was hired by a French Jewish family as a live-in nanny in a Paris suburb in January 2024.

But just a month later, she was accused and arrested for mixing toxic household products into the Jewish family’s food and drink, which resulted in them falling sick for over eight days, including three young children, Baruch Hashem, they survived.

The family grew suspicious of Leila, who was hired using a fake Belgian ID, after tasting drinks and dishes with strange flavors. But the investigation shifted dramatically after the family’s 5-year-old testified that she saw the nanny pour a soapy liquid into a bottle of alcohol.

They also alleged that, after Leila left the home the evening before, there was foam on a bottle of grape juice and a bleach smell coming from a bottle of wine.

During later interviews, the children also reported that the nanny “regularly asked them questions about religion,” according to the Daily Mail.

After her arrest, Leila admitted to using a soap-based lotion as “punishment” and “warning” related to salary issues.

Toxicology results showed that massive amounts of polyethylene glycol (PEG) and chemical agents were found in the wine, whisky, fig brandy, grape juice, and pasta.

The nanny, who has been detained since February, is set to be tried at the Nanterre Criminal Court in December for “administering a harmful substance resulting in incapacity exceeding eight days, committed on the grounds of race, ethnicity, nationality, or religion.”

The nanny didn’t even try to justify or deny her actions. On the contrary, she said blatantly, “I never should have worked for a Jew. They have money and power. This brought me only problems.”

In other words, she tried to murder them for being Jewish.