The apostle Paul never taught uncircumcision for the Jews. The whole Jerusalem church observed the Law of Moses. When the question arose in the Church about the observance of the Law of Moses by the Gentiles, the apostles took a decision: the Gentiles are not required to observe the Law of Moses.
Nobody canceled the Law of Moses for the Jews.
It's another thing to be in Jesus Christ. Any person is a Jew, or a Gentile, if he is in the Body of Christ, then he should not think about observing the separate commandments of the Law. Therefore, it made sense to hold on to the Body of Jesus Christ, and not separate decrees: "to be circumcised" or "uncircumcised."
And now I'll ask you: where is the Body of Christ, the Church today? You can not show me the Body of Christ, because denominations of the Christian religion are not the Church, they are deprived of the main sign of the Body of Christ, they do not have unity.
Each denomination has its own theology, has its own saints, has its own leaders. And all these denominations, no matter how attractive they are, are violators of the main commandment of Jesus Christ, the commandments about our unity in Him.
Therefore, the order of restoration of the unity of the Church will be as follows: first one part of the Church builds the Temple, then the second part of the church enters through the Eastern Gate into this Temple. Then Jews turns to the faith of those people who, as one Body, entered through the Eastern Gate. After this, Israel takes the place of the current Christian denominations as an earthly base for our unity and fellowship.
You advise me to keep the status of uncircumcision. But the message to the Galatians says that there is no point in this: we must follow Jesus Christ.