Family drug business: Israeli woman took her daughters to deals

Israeli police dismantled a cannabis delivery network run by a 50-year-old woman from the north. She supplied dozens of localities, taking orders via Telegram and delivering within 30–40 minutes. The woman often brought her underage daughters along, even during rocket attacks. She was arrested on July 12, with about 4 kg of cannabis seized. She faces 11 charges.

Israeli police dismantled a cannabis courier network run by a 50-year-old resident of the country's north. Over several months, she established supply to dozens of localities from Haifa to the northern border, taking orders via Telegram and delivering them within 30–40 minutes. The woman often brought her underage daughters along on deals, even during rocket attacks. The investigation lasted about two months, including drone surveillance. The arrest occurred on July 12 near Kibbutz Sarid, with about four kilograms of cannabis and oil worth hundreds of thousands of shekels seized. The accused claimed she raised her daughters to reject drugs and that they never used substances. She faces 11 charges, including drug trafficking and involving minors in criminal activity. Lawyers say the investigation exaggerated the scale of the case. Police note that digital platforms have simplified access to prohibited substances.