Why Israeli couples have surrogate pregnancies in Nepal

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    Nepalese surrogates would almost certainly not be Jewish. Therefore, children born to these women on behalf of Israeli couples would need to undergo conversion to be considered Jewish according to halakhah. Thankfully, this is an uncomplicated process for an infant. A male child would need to have circumcision l'sheim geirut ("for the purpose of conversion to Judaism"). Either a male or female infant would then need to be immersed once in a proper mikveh in the presence of a Beit Din."

    http://www.heritagefl.com/story/2015/05/…nepal/4422.html

    Indeed, as the history of female circumcision suggests, if male circumcision
    were confined to developing nations, it would by now have emerged as an in-
    ternational cause celebre, stirring passionate opposition from feminists, physicians, politicians, and the global human rights community. If routine medical
    circumcision didn't exist today, no one would dare to invent it.

    David Gollaher

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