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Yeshiva World News · Sep 9, 2026

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The suspect accused of poisoning Prinok baby food allegedly entered Zol U’Begadol supermarket branches, stole the products, injected them with sedatives and then returned them to the shelves, according to findings from the police investigation. Police reportedly have footage documenting the acts. The suspect, Yan Shamala, a southern Israel resident in his 40s who was arrested last week, is suspected of deliberately poisoning food intended for infants and toddlers. Prosecutors are expected to move toward filing an indictment in the coming days.

The suspect accused of poisoning Prinok baby food allegedly entered Zol U’Begadol supermarket branches, stole the products, injected them with sedatives and then returned them to the shelves, according to findings from the police investigation. Police reportedly have footage documenting the acts. The suspect, Yan Shamala, a southern Israel resident in his 40s who was arrested last week, is suspected of deliberately poisoning food intended for infants and toddlers. Prosecutors are expected to move toward filing an indictment in the coming days.

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