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=== [[Denmark ]] ===# Rabbi '''Lexner''' told Kristeligt Dagblad, “A ban on circumcision is equivalent to saying to those that have practiced [[Judaism ]] in [[Denmark ]] for 400 years that they may as well leave.”<ref name=Hoare2013">{{REFjournal

# In a longer article titled "The Scandal of Scandinavia", Jewish author '''Liam Hoare''' from the [[United Kingdom| UK ]] pulled out all the stops to lump all alleged or actual cases of anti-Semitism again and again with the circumcision of boys.<ref name=Hoare2013"/> <br>''(IntactiWiki comment: The rhetorical means of throwing as much dirt as possible hoping that something sticks, should not have failed for many readers. Repeatedly talking about circumcision and anti-Semitism in the same context can be seen as [[framing]].)''# '''Fin Rudaizky''', a former leader of the Jewish community in [[Denmark]], claimed that in addition to [[intactivist|children’s welfare activists]], “many others use the situation to show that they are against Jews, Muslims, and they can express anti-Semitism and xenophobia without admitting to it.”<ref>{{REFnews

# '''Henri Goldstein''', the president of the Jewish Community in [[Denmark]], has said the potential ban represents “the worst threat since World War II” to the country’s Jews.<ref>{{REFnews

# The Berlin rabbi '''Yitzhak Ehrenberg''' mentioned in September 2012 at a rally in Berlin, referring to his recent visit to the Auschwitz concentration camp, the sufferine suffering of one and a half million babies and children torn from their mothers in the murder factories of the Nazis, tortured and murdered - this is the physical destruction, so Ehrenberg. What however now is demanded in Germany that boys should decided at the age of 18 whether they be circumcised or not - Ehrenberg continued - is from a religious perspective even worse than the physical destruction.<ref>{{REFnews

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