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European Jewish Groups Launch Medical Training Center for Ritual Circumcision Amid Legal Challenges
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 hour ago
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European Jewish organizations have launched a new medical training center in Brussels for ritual circumcisers amid legal challenges to the practice across the continent. The initiative aims to enhance safety and professional standards for mohelim, ensuring religious freedom can coexist with child welfare.
- 01New center in Brussels trains mohelim in medical and safety protocols.
- 02Initiative responds to legal and political challenges to circumcision in Europe.
- 03Program aims to enhance infant safety and professional standards for mohelim.
- 04Collaboration with health authorities seeks professional recognition for certified mohelim.
- 05Founders emphasize religious freedom and child safety are not mutually exclusive.
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