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}}</ref> In an act of cynicism, or in just plain ignorance, Schenker claims a debate on "the benefits of circumcision" has yet to occur in the [[United States]], and he pretends to want to start one.<ref name="Jewish Daily"/> He further tries to argue that Operation Abraham's motives have nothing to do with [[Judaism]], despite the organization's obvious name. Opponents to Operation Abraham, argues Schenker, were led by "ignorance or cruelty or antisemitism."

|Text=At one of the last sessions, the speaker from "Operation Abraham," an Israel-based group that apparently hopes to be engaged to assist the U.S. in circumcising black and Hispanic males, put a photo of an [[intact]] male up on the screen. The figure of an elephant had been drawn around the penis so that the intact penis looked like an elephant's trunk. The words "Yes! A circumcision please!" had been added to the photo. I remonstrated loudly until this smear against [[intact ]] males was taken down. I then promptly left the session. I am still awaiting a deserved, written, direct apology from Dr. [[Peter Kilmarx]], Chief of the Epidemiology Branch of the Division of [[HIV]]/[[AIDS]] Prevention of the CDC, who was in attendance and from whom I demanded an apology.

French scientist [[Michel Garenne]], Ph.D. has published two reports in 2022 comparing the incidence of [[HIV ]] infection in [[circumcised]] and [[intact]] men.