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Two Jewish Journalists in New York have independently published articles that are very critical of medically-unnecessary ritual circumcision.
Gary Shteyngart published an article critical of the practice in The New Yorker.[1]
Scott Raab published an article in Esquire Magazine.[2]
There also are number of articles in the press in Israel that are critical of the practice of ritual circumcision.
References
- ↑
Shteyngart, Gary (4 October 2021)."A botched circumcision and its aftermath", The New Yorker. Retrieved 19 July 2024.
Quote:After the infection had subsided, the shaft of my penis was crowded by a skyline of redundant foreskin that included, on the underside, a thick attachment of skin stretching from the head to the shaft of the genital, a result of improper healing that is called a skin bridge. A small gap could be seen between this skin bridge and the penis proper.
- ↑
Raab, Scott (12 May 2025). The Case Against Circumcision
, Esquire. Retrieved 19 May 2025.
