A few weeks ago, a Jerusalem resident bought a notebook for her daughter in one of the city's bazaar shops, with pictures of flowers, Big Ben in London and the Arc de Triomphe in Paris.
After a while, to the surprise of everyone at her home, it was also found to contian a drawing of a postage stamp from the Nazi era bearing a portrait of Adolph Hitler, as well as a postmark with the Reich's eagle emblem and underneath it a swastika, which was Germany's national emblem during the Nazi party rule. The woman's husband told Arutz Sheva that it was important to note, "In my opinion, it is impossible to blame importers or sellers in the same store for importing and selling these horrible things, because no one expects to see Nazi symbols in such things."