No, most Italian men are not circumcised.
The Prevalence of Circumcision in Italy
Circumcision rates in Italy are significantly lower than in many other parts of the world. This is primarily due to the fact that circumcision is not practiced among Italy's Roman Catholic majority. While some Italian men may be circumcised for medical reasons, it's not a common cultural or religious practice.
The reference provided highlights that many immigrants in Italy, particularly those of Muslim faith, practice circumcision. However, these individuals represent a minority of the overall male population. Access to circumcision for immigrant communities can be challenging, with some facing high hospital costs as a barrier.
Therefore, the overwhelming majority of Italian men are uncircumcised.
