article_snippet: Historian Arthur Haraf said: 'This is a terrible act and against the law.
article_snippet: Jewish organisations responded angrily at the news of the Dutch vendor.
article_snippet: Spokesperson for the Dutch Jewish organisation CIDI, Ron Eisenman, said: 'It is saddening and disgusting to find out that there are people interested in gaining money from the Holocaust.'
article_snippet: Spokesperson for the Dutch Jewish organisation CIDI, Ron Eisenman added: 'We can only watch and hope that collectors will use healthy logic and will not participate in these things.'
article_snippet: The Chairman of the Centre for Jewish Debate, Jaap Fransman, also expressed his anger at the news of the Dutch vendor, saying: 'The selling of these accessories and objects is not just distasteful but also crazy.'
article_snippet: The Public Prosecution Service which is dealing with the case has declined to make any statements so far while The Public Prosecution Service which is dealing with the case await the results of the test on the soap.