In Germany, Ruling Over Circumcision Sows Anxiety and Confusion
Gordon Welters for the International Herald Tribune
By MELISSA EDDY
Published: July 13, 2012
BERLIN — When the time came to have their son circumcised at age 4, Muhsin Sapci and his wife, Gonca, both first generation immigrants from Turkey, assumed they would simply take the boy to the nearby Jewish Hospital, used by many Muslim families who also prefer to have the procedure done by a surgeon.
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