The easiest way to tell if someone is circumcised is to look at their flaccid (soft) penis. In uncircumcised men the pink head of the penis will be covered by the foreskin. In circumcised men, the pink head of the penis will be visible when soft since the foreskin has been removed. It's generally assumed that most Jewish males are circumcised on the 8th day after being born. However some Jews may not be circumcised for a variety of reasons. For babies who are premature or are born with health problems, circumcision is usually delayed because of the increased risk of complications. Jews were not circumcised in the Soviet Union because the communist government did not allow religion. Some reform Jewish congregations also no longer require circumcision of infants due to the ethical concerns of removing part of the infant's genitals.
Only the Muslims ad Jews from Poland are circumcised.
Only the Muslims ad Jews from Russia are circumcised.
Italian Jews get circumcised.
Generally only Jews and Muslims are circumcised in Denmark the indigenous Danish population is uncircumcised.
Per Jewish religion; and Islam religion; all males should be circumcised.
Circumcision in Poland is a rare occurrence this is the case throughout Europe. The only people there that are likely but not always circumcised are Jews and Muslims.
Only the Muslims ad Jews from Switzerland are circumcised.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews think so, but not being circumcised can't always be helped. If a Jew is not circumcised, it's not too late - Abraham circumcised himself at the age of 99!
Not at all.
Yes Jews and Muslims. There are also medical reasons for circumcision.
No. As with any other aspect of Judaism, even non-Jews are welcome to study. Generally males only need to be circumcised if they wish to convert to Judaism.
If you do not have a foreskin you have been circumcised.