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

Hudson County's Most Trusted Mohel

Serving Families Across Hudson County, Union City, Hoboken, Fort Lee, and beyond

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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."

Trusted by Families & Medical Professionals

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Bris Milah Services in Hudson County, NJ — Rabbi Shlomo Golish

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Hudson County is home to a diverse and vibrant Jewish population, from the historic streets of Hoboken to the growing communities in Jersey City, Bayonne, and Union City. Whether you’re welcoming your first child or your family has celebrated many brissim, I provide expert mohel services that blend halachic integrity, surgical precision, and a warm, personal approach.

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With well over 15 years of experience and advanced training in Israel, I have served families across all backgrounds — Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Chabad, Modern Orthodox, and traditional. I adapt the ceremony to your minhagim while ensuring that every detail meets the highest standards of hygiene, safety, and tradition. Whether your bris takes place in a home, synagogue, event hall, or hospital, my goal is to make the day smooth, memorable, and meaningful for everyone present.

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Hudson County’s Jewish life has been steadily growing, with active shuls, day schools, and community centers. I proudly serve families in Weehawken, North Bergen, Secaucus, and surrounding neighborhoods, as well as nearby towns in Bergen and Essex counties. My central location allows me to travel quickly to you, even on short notice. See more in FAQ.

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One of the highlights of the bris ceremony is the giving of the Hebrew name, a moment that connects your son to generations of heritage. Some families choose to honor a loved one, while others select names for their biblical or historical meaning. Popular choices include Avraham, Shlomo, and Yaakov, while some opt for distinctive names such as Matisyahu, Yedidya, or Zevulun. My Hebrew Boy Names resource offers hundreds of names with meanings, origins, and variations to help inspire your decision.

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To learn more about what to expect before, during, and after the bris, visit my FAQ page, and explore my Gallery for real examples from past ceremonies. You can also read about my training, experience, and approach on the Homepage.

 

Whether you are in Hoboken, Jersey City, Bayonne, Union City, or anywhere in Hudson County, I would be honored to perform your son’s bris milah with the utmost skill, care, and respect for tradition.

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