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}}</ref>, now living in Jerusalem, [[Israel]], who names himself an "activist". He founded ''Magen HaBrit'', an organization committed to protecting both "our sacred ceremony" of [[Brit Milah]] and the children who undergo it. He made Aliyah<ref>{{REFweb

On his private blog on ''The Times of [[Israel]]'', he not only promotes [[MGM]] being a [[mohel]], but complains about [[intactivists]] who complain about [[MGM]] on social media. Please note that ''The Times of [[Israel]]'' don't see themselves responsible for content published on blogs on their website.

During the 2020 Corona crisis, this mohel proudly announced that he still proceeds [[Brit Milah]] circumcision, praising himself for the claimed fact that experienced mohels like him can perform circumcision in just 1-2 minutes, so that the child suffers less. The tragic irony of the clear fact that a [[circumcision ]] alone harms the child, plus the Corona risks, show that [[circumfetishist]]s like him are really convinced they do something good to the child.<ref>{{REFweb

Leiter here compares a ban on genital mutilation of minors which has been reality on several periods of time in Jewish history with the organized industrialized murder of millions of Jews during the Nazi era. To our knowledge, there is no evidence that the Nazis prohibited [[circumcision]] of Jewish boys. On the contrary, they used the visibility of [[circumcised]] penises to prove that people were Jewish. ==Current events==A non-cutting alternative to [[Brit Milah]], usually called [[Brit Shalom]], is gaining in popularity in [[Israel]].<ref name="ahituv2021">{{REFnews |title=Even in Israel, More and More Parents Choose Not to Circumcise Their Sons |url=https://www.haaretz.com/even-in-israel-more-and-more-parents-choose-not-to-circumcise-1.5178506 |last=Ahituv |first=Netta |coauthors= |publisher=Haaretz |website= |date=2021-06-14 |accessdate=2022-07-02 |quote=The survey also found that nearly a third of the parents would prefer to forgo circumcision but nevertheless have it done for social reasons ‏(16.6 percent‏), health reasons ‏(10.4 percent‏) and because it is important for the grandparents ‏(2.1 percent‏).}}</ref>