Recent concerns about the safety of Brit Milah in Israel have sparked calls for increased oversight, but experienced practitioners argue that the traditional apprenticeship system for mohalim is effective and historically rooted. Despite alarming headlines, the actual complication rate for Brit Milah is extremely low, with most issues being minor and easily resolved. Critics of proposed bureaucratic regulation point out that such oversight may not address the real risks and could alienate segments of the population. Ultimately, the practice remains widely observed in Israel, with over 90% participation, and the debate continues over the best way to ensure safety without undermining tradition.