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FREEs circumcision program has attracted the respect
and support of leading Rabbis the world-over. As reflected
in this gallery, rabbis and community leaders from varied
backgrounds and widespread communities go out of their
way to support the work of FREE, and to encourage their
own communities and congregants to support the circumcision
program. These rabbis and community leaders are often
honored as Sandek at the Brit Milah ceremony. In addition
to the photographs, we offer some endorsements from
several leading rabbis who were unable to attend the
circumcision ceremony in person, but who published a
letter of support to encourage their followers to partake
in this crucial mitzvah (please
continue visiting this gallery as we are constantly
updating with more photos).
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Local
anesthesia, a bit of courage and an ancient covenant
fulfilled
New York Times
Local anesthesia, a bit of courage and an ancient covenant
fulfilled. Boris Yakobson was born during the siege
of Leningrad, suffered persecution in the Soviet Union
for being a Jew and immigrated to New Fork City a year
ago. He has a job as a porter in a Russian nightclub
in Brighton Beach. [continue]
Rite
for Jewish Males
New York Times
A bris, a symbol of the covenant between Jews and God,
is traditionally performed on the eighth day of a boy's
life. But for many Jewish males who were reared in the
formerly communist Eastern bloc, a bris, or ritual circumcision,
was either illegal or unavailable.
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