창세기 17:13의 Halakhah

Another interesting question arises with regard to circumcision. In female-to-male transformations a simulated male organ is often created by means of skin grafts and silicone forms. In some cases this effect is achieved by freeing the clitoris from its connective tissue. There is no question that this newly fashioned organ need not be circumcised. This is abundantly clear from the conclusion reached by She'elat Ya'avez, I, no. 171, in the discussion of a similar question arising with regard to a congenital defect. Yosef et Eḥav cites the comments of Yad Ne'eman, who maintains that circumcision would be unnecessary even if the new organ were physiologically similar to that of a male in every respect. In the opinion of the latter authority, the phraseology employed by Scripture, "uncircumcised male" (Gen. 17:13), applies solely to an individual who is a male at the time of birth.