French authorities have charged an Algerian nanny with attempting to poison the Jewish family she worked for in what prosecutors describe as a racially motivated attack. The case came to light after the parents reported that their wine smelled of chemicals, grape juice began to foam, and household products caused burning sensations. Their young daughter later told her mother she saw the nanny pouring a soapy substance into a bottle of alcohol. Toxicology tests confirmed the presence of harmful chemical agents in multiple food and drink items, including wine, whisky, and juice. Investigators determined that only the nanny had access to the residence during that time.

Beyond the horrifying betrayal of trust, this incident underscores the accelerating global rise of antisemitic hostility manifesting in increasingly intimate and dangerous ways. This was not vandalism or online rhetoric—it was quiet, calculated violence inside the home. Such acts echo the growing pattern of hatred toward the Jewish people that Scripture warns will intensify in the last days. What we are witnessing is not isolated hatred, but a spiritual hostility surfacing through real-world actions with lethal intent.

SOURCE: WIN