The nanny – convicted for attempting to poison the Jewish family she worked for – told police: 'Because they have money and power, I should never have worked for a Jewish woman.' French Jewish leader Yonathan Arfi said the ruling is 'incomprehensible'
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The nanny – convicted for attempting to poison the Jewish family she worked for – told police: 'Because they have money and power, I should never have worked for a Jewish woman.' French Jewish leader Yonathan Arfi said the ruling is 'incomprehensible'
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11:12 AM • April 20 2026 IDT
A French appeals court ruled on Wednesday that a nanny from Algeria who was convicted of poisoning the Jewish family she worked for was not motivated by antisemitism.
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