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Edison's Most Trusted Mohel

Blending compassion, expertise, and genuine care,
Rabbi Golish helps Edison families feel calm and confident through one of life’s most meaningful moments.

Serving Families Across Edison & beyond

Trusted by Families & Medical Professionals

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Dr. Gildener-Leapman, MD
ENT Surgeon

"Rabbi Golish was very professional, very concerned about details and the baby’s needs. He stayed in contact until we confirmed that the baby was completely healed. As a surgeon myself, I noted he was organized, efficient, and capable during the bris. He was friendly and approachable. I can recommend him as a Mohel without reservation."

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Dr. Martin Dauber, MD
Anesthesiologist

"Rabbi Golish performed the brissim for two of my grandsons, and I was thoroughly impressed by his exceptional skill and professionalism. As a physician, I deeply appreciated his meticulous technique, steady hand, and evident expertise throughout the procedure....Rabbi Golish exemplifies the highest standards of both technical proficiency and personal integrity—he is truly outstanding in his field."

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Dr. Brian Sacks, DO
Neurologist

"Rabbi Golish provided excellent care to our child and really made me and my family feel comfortable answering all of our questions during the bris. He explained all of the religious aspects of the ceremony, provided detailed instructions for the circumcision healing, and even checked in the next several days to make sure the recovery was going well. If we have another son I will definitely be asking Rabbi Golish to perform the bris again."

When planning your son’s bris, many parents in Edison and the surrounding Middlesex County communities look for a mohel who is both skilled and familiar with local needs. Based in the tri-state area, I regularly serve families across New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, offering precision, care, and a calm approach to every ceremony.

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I’m often in Edison, Highland Park, East Brunswick, New Brunswick, North Brunswick, Woodbridge, and other nearby areas, and I can also travel to neighboring counties when requested. Whether your bris is in a home, synagogue, hospital, or other setting, my priority is to create a meaningful and smooth experience for both your family and your baby.

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Each family is unique, and so is each bris. Before the day, we’ll review the schedule, setup, and any special requests—such as honoring relatives, involving siblings, or coordinating with your rabbi or a medical team. On the day itself, I focus on precision, comfort, and ensuring the mitzvah remains at the heart of the event.

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If you’d like to learn more about my approach, the main page of RabbiMohel.com outlines my training, experience, and style. For a step-by-step overview of the process, see What to Expect. Practical questions about preparation, timing, aftercare, anesthesia, or photography are answered in the FAQ. You can also browse the Gallery to get a sense of how a bris feels in different venues.

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I also provide additional resources for families—such as a comprehensive Jewish Hebrew Baby Names page for those choosing a name, which shows both popular traditional hebrew names, and even popular Israeli names. My other site, TheBrisGuide.com, includes guidance on venues, caterers, and related details for families planning a celebration.

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After the bris, I remain available for follow-up to ensure the healing process is smooth and that you have clarity on every step of aftercare. Families appreciate my responsiveness, my ability to adapt to any environment, and my dedication to both tradition and your family’s comfort.

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If you’re in Edison or the surrounding area and would like to confirm availability, please contact me. It would be my honor to serve your family in NJ, NY, or PA.

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