About
Meet your mohel
A little about who I am, how I trained, and the care I bring to every family's simcha.
About the Mohel
Rabbi Ezra Mond
Rabbi Ezra Mond has always felt a natural connection to the mitzvah of bris milah. As the oldest of ten brothers, he grew up with years of firsthand exposure to newborns and the special role of a mohel in welcoming a child into Klal Yisrael. Combined with his longtime interest in medicine, attention to detail, and steady hands, milah became the natural path for him.
Training & experience
Rabbi Mond trained under leading mohalim in Lakewood, New Jersey, and continued advanced training in Monroe, New York. He has also developed relationships with experienced physicians who have provided valuable medical guidance and support.
- Trained under leading mohalim in Lakewood, New Jersey
- Advanced training in Monroe, New York
- Ongoing medical guidance from experienced physicians
- Committed to the highest halachic standards and the timeless mesorah
- Traditional hand technique — no clamps or devices, with modern medical safety
Philosophy & approach
With a commitment to the highest halachic standards and the timeless mesorah of generations, Rabbi Mond performs each bris with meticulous care, combining traditional practice with modern medical safety. His goal is to provide families with a bris that reflects the beauty of the mitzvah while offering confidence, comfort, and precision.
His Commitment
Tradition and precision, together
Each bris is performed with meticulous care — joining the timeless beauty of the mesorah with the confidence of modern medical safety. No clamps, no shortcuts: only the traditional method, done by hand.
Serving every kind of family
I have the honor of working with families across the full spectrum of Jewish life — observant and secular, interfaith and multigenerational. Wherever you are on your journey, you'll be met with warmth and without judgment. Learn more about the communities I serve or read what to expect at a bris.
I'd be honored to serve your family
Have questions, or ready to schedule? I'm here to help — reach out anytime.