Image Title "It is with the greatest hesitation, since I have no right and know so little, that I should like to suggest to my fellow Jews that perhaps the time has come to redeem the foreskin itself, rather than sacrifice it. Surely some substitute might be found for this rite, perhaps even involving a token drawing of blood from an older child, that would be preferable to this assault upon and mutilation of a newborn infant." "For it is a barbarous thing to meet a newly born infant with the knife, with deliberate mutilation. And the part that is removed is not negligible; it has clear and valuable functions to perform. Not circumcising a boy will not only spare him a brutal violence as he enters life; it will promise him a richer existence." George Wald (1906-1997), Jewish American scientist and 1962 Nobel Laureate (physiology/medicine) Uploader nitro, March 30, 2021; 19:03 Tags Jews_against_circumcision jew Source Unknown Locked No Parent None Rating Unrated Comments
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