In light of recent events wherein vandals began burning mezuzot found on the doorways outside of people's houses, I am wondering if there is ever a reason to remove mezuzot to prevent their desecration. Meaning, if a person knows or suspects that a mezuzah in her home will be damaged either maliciously or by extreme weather (such as flooding) what is the proper thing to do, leave the mezuzah up or take it down temporarily?
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