Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Did Germany Go Too Far? Tell Them


Did Germany Go Too Far? Tell Them


Last week, a German court felt brazen enough to declare that Bris Milah, religious circumcision is against German law.

Yesterday, the Jewish Hospital in Berlin (not really a Jewish hospital) suspended all religious circumcisions.

Since the Shoah, Germany had the [fill in the word] to suppress their anti-Semitism.

But now it seems that whatever it is that controlled it, has begun to wear off.
Some people claim that this is the action of one judge, and just one hospital just following orders.

But it's not.

Because besides a token German minister or two saying something, we should be seeing major public acts of contrition on the part of Germany in the face of this most blatant of anti-Semitic acts.

And we're not seeing it.

If this upsets you, as much as it upsets me, then sign this petition.

The Jewish Press will be sending it to the German Embassy in Israel, so they can hear from the Jewish People that we don't accept their anti-Semitism, and they have "no moral or ethical right to pass any laws or make any statements regarding Brit Milah (circumcision) or on any other Jewish practice."

http://muqata.blogspot.com/2012/07/did-germany-go-too-far-tell-them.html

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