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Mohel Certification given by Aliya Institute Jerusalem on May/2021 after training, supervised practice and examination. תעודת מוהל ניתנה על ידי מכון עליה ירושלים במאי 2021 לאחר הכשרה, תרגול בפיקוח ובחינה. Mohel Certification by Aliya Institute Jerusalem May/2021 Main Page

Messianic Mohel in Israel a Professional Brit Milah for believers in Yeshua Offering respectful, private Brit Milah services for local Jewish disciples of Yeshua across Israel. A caring, non-Orthodox Mohel, who understands and shares your faith. Ceremonies in Hebrew and English. The Messianic Mohel. Сертифицированный мохель, служащий мессианским семьям Сертифицированный мохель, служащий мессианским семьям Профессиональный уход. Мягкий подход. Брит Мила, которой можно доверять. Профессиональный уход. Мягкий подход. Брит Мила, которой можно доверять. Serving Messianic families with professional care and a heart for Yeshua. Available across Israel. Let me hear about your baby bris. Шалом! Меня зовут Моше, и я еврей, верующий в Йешуа. Уже более двадцати лет я имею честь служить в мессианском сообществе, с благоговением относясь к еврейским традициям и священному ритму библейского жизненного цикла. Эти древние обряды наполнены святостью и красотой, вызывающей трепет. Как народ, освящённый Богом и наделённый силой Его Духа, мы призваны жить в святости и делать учеников. Для меня — это честь и радость служить мессианской общине Израиля, особенно поддерживая еврейских мессианских родителей, когда они вводят своих новорождённых сыновей в завет Авраама через священный акт Брит Мила. Вы, возможно, задаётесь вопросами: что произойдёт с вашим младенцем во время церемонии? Как подготовиться к этому важному дню? И самое главное — как выбрать мохеля, который будет относиться к вашему ребёнку с такой же любовью и нежностью, как и вы, родители? Моя цель — пройти с вами весь путь, шаг за шагом, ответить на ваши вопросы и помочь вам почувствовать уверенность и покой в преддверии этого святого и радостного события. Пожалуйста, найдите время изучить ссылки ниже. Если возникнут вопросы — не стесняйтесь обращаться. Для меня будет радостью служить вам. Шалом! Мои услуги предназначены для тела Мессии. Прошу вас не распространять мою информацию среди неверующих. Благодарю за понимание. This space is being built with care. Stay tuned! Translation is currently being improved. We appreciate your understanding. Особый ресурс для мессианских еврейских родителей: всё, что вам нужно знать о Брит Мила. Моэль Знание ребенка Церемония Брит-Мила Чего ожидать потом המוהל פגישה ראשונה Да, мы есть מה לצפות לאחר הברית Menu General Book Online Search Results

A certified Mohel you can trust. Trained, experienced, and dedicated to providing a safe, meaningful Brit Milah in accordance with halacha and family values. Learn more about my qualifications and heart for serving Jewish families - מוהל מוסמך, אמין ומנוסה מבצע ברית מילה על פי ההלכה, באהבה ובמקצועיות СЕРТИФИЦИРОВАННЫЙ MOHEL מוהל מוסמך וַהֲקִמֹתִ֨י אֶת־בְּרִיתִ֜י בֵּינִ֣י וּבֵינֶ֗ךָ וּבֵ֨ין זַרְעֲךָ֧ אַחֲרֶ֛יךָ לְדֹרֹתָ֖ם לִבְרִ֣ית עוֹלָ֑ם לִהְי֤וֹת לְךָ֙ לֵֽאלֹהִ֔ים וּֽלְזַרְעֲךָ֖ אַחֲרֶֽיךָ׃ ברשית יז׳ 7 И поставлю завет Мой между Мною и тобою, и между потомками твоими после тебя в роды их. для вечного завета, чтобы быть Богом тебе и потомкам твоим после тебя. Бытие 17:7 Сертифицированный Моэль - מוהל מוסמך הכשרת רבנות ישראל בעיקר המוהל מתפקד כדי לוודא שהתינוק אכן נמצא ביכולת מספקת מבחינה בריאותית כדי לגשת לברית, ואז להכין אותו פיזית למצוות הברית, ואז לגשת ולהעביר את טקס הברית בצורה מוקפדת לפי מסורת יהודית בהשקפת גוף המשיח ארצי. בעיקר המוהל מתפקד כדי לוודא שהתינוק אכן נמצא ביכולת מספקת מבחינה בריאותית כדי לגשת לברית, ואז להכין אותו פיזית למצוות הברית, ואז לגשת ולהעביר את טקס הברית בצורה מוקפדת לפי מסורת יהודית בהשקפת גוף המשיח ארצי. בעיקר המוהל מתפקד כדי לוודא שהתינוק אכן נמצא ביכולת מספקת מבחינה בריאותית כדי לגשת לברית, ואז להכין אותו פיזית למצוות הברית, ואז לגשת ולהעביר את טקס הברית בצורה מוקפדת לפי מסורת יהודית בהשקפת גוף המשיח ארצי. ברית מילה מסורתית Да, конечно מתפקד לפי הלכות מילה וידע רפואי הכולל קורס החייאה עם רישיון ממד"א הנוגע למוהל. ובנוסף מקיים את המצווה בצורה מקצאית וכבוגר ופעיל בגוף Да. אשמח לימול את בניכם לפי סטנדרתים הכי גבוהים ולהדריך טקס ברית מילה מושלם עם שירים וברכות מסורתים ועם אהבה שרק זורמת מרוח הקודש בשם משיח ישוע.

If necessary, the mohel visit the baby before the Brit Milah to ensure he is healthy, ready, and safe. Learn about what a Mohel need to check, jaundice, infections, and anatomy, and why this step brings peace of mind. Сертифицированный мохель, служащий мессианским семьям Первая встреча — как ребенок? Иногда невозможно проверить ребенка перед брисом. Обычно можно, задав несколько вопросов, убедиться в общем состоянии его «следующего клиента». Однако мы знаем, что есть несколько сюрпризов. Чтобы быть ответственным, хорошей идеей будет прийти и проверить ребенка заранее. Для родителей это также возможность встретиться с моэлем. На этой встрече я проверю следующее: General Health and Appearance At first glance, a healthy baby is easy to recognize, his eyes are alert, his reflexes strong, and he holds himself with natural energy. I will review his weight, muscle tone, feeding patterns, and overall awareness. If something appears unusual, I may recommend consulting your pediatrician before proceeding. This ensures that the Brit Milah is performed only when the baby is truly ready. Jaundice (Yellowing of the Skin) The Halacha requires postponing the Brit Milah if the baby is yellow. Medically, this is called jaundice, caused by high bilirubin levels in the blood. In mild cases, this condition clears naturally as the baby eats and flushes the bilirubin out of his system. I check the baby’s skin color not only on the face (which can be misleading) but also on the stomach, legs, and back. If bilirubin levels seem high (above 13–13.5), I may ask for a simple test to confirm. The ceremony will only take place once I'm sure it's safe. Eye Infections Redness, swelling, or strong green/yellow discharge in the eyes may indicate an eye infection. In such cases, both the Halacha and medical safeguards require postponing the Brit Milah until the infection clears, and in some rare cases, waiting an additional week afterward. If there is only minor discharge, I may suggest eyedrops to prevent infection from developing further. By alerting me early to any symptoms, you help ensure your baby’s readiness. Anatomy of the Penis Most babies are born with normal anatomy. Occasionally, conditions such as hypospadias, hydrocele, or other variations are present. These should not worry you — most of them do not prevent a kosher Brit Milah, but they do require preparation and sometimes a different approach. My role is to notice these details in advance so that the procedure is done correctly, safely, and respectfully. Clotting and Bleeding Safety It is essential to confirm that the baby has received Vitamin K (standard in most hospitals today) and that there is no family history of clotting or bleeding disorders. This simple check reassures us that healing will be fast and without complications. Hygiene and Comfort I am committed to the highest standard of hygiene. All instruments are sterile, the environment is clean, and the ceremony is performed with modern methods that minimize discomfort. Your baby’s calm and safety are my top priorities. Guidance for Parents Finally, I will prepare you for the day itself: what clothes are best for the baby, what you may need to bring, and how to care for him after the ceremony. This guidance reduces stress and allows you to focus on the joy of the mitzvah, knowing everything is ready. Why This Meeting Matters This short visit gives everyone peace of mind. You as parents feel reassured, and I as a mohel know that when I stand with you on the day of the Brit Milah, your son is safe and everything is prepared. Together we can ensure that this sacred moment is not only meaningful but also carried out in the safest way possible. Reserve your date Before the calendar fills up

Clear answers about Brit Milah, preparation, and aftercare. Learn how a certified Messianic Mohel ensures a safe and meaningful ceremony. תשובות ברורות לשאלות על ברית מילה, הכנה וטיפול לאחר הטקס. מוהל מוסמך מבטיח טקס בטוח ומשמעותי לתינוק שלכם. Q&A with the Messianic Mohel – Safe, Caring Brit Milah Guidance Find clear answers to the most common questions about Brit Milah. Learn about the ceremony, healing, safety, and how to prepare your baby with confidence. Do you have any question in mind? A - Choosing a Mohel B - Ceremony Basics Meaning and Purpose C - Practical & Administrative D - Preparation & Practicalities E - Health & Safety F - Controversial Topics & Public Health G - Aftercare & Healing H - Procedure Details & Halachic Steps I - Tools & Sterilization J - Adult circumcision How do I choose the right mohel? Short answer: Look for training, experience, hygiene practices, references, and a willing pre-visit conversation. Expanded: If necessary, ask for references of parents and/or members of your congregation, independent reviews, confirm medical knowledge and sterilization procedures, request to meet or speak before the ceremony, and choose someone whose values and methods you trust (halachic approach, metzitzah practice, pain management). Your community, family, and friends often provide reliable referrals. Ask for my references anytime. Should I ask the mohel for references or testimonials? Short answer: Yes — professionalism, testimonials, references, and a willingness to explain methods are positive signs. Expanded: Ask for recent references and check public reviews. Look for the mohel's website for signs of organization, professional behavior, and established practice. A trustworthy mohel will welcome questions about technique, safety, and follow-up, and should provide contactable references or published testimonials. If privacy is a concern, ask for anonymized testimonials. Do I need a hospital mohel or can it be done at home? Short answer: Both are possible; choose based on professionalism and family preferences. Expanded: Hospital Mohalim are not that trustworthy, they're looking for the next "client". All Mohalim can easily perform Britot at home, in synagogues, and even in restaurants. High-risk babies are the only ones that should be circumcised in a hospital setting. A competent mohel will assess your baby’s condition and advise the safest location, and it's important to notice that serious Mohalim don't usually agree with a Bris in a Messianic congregation.

Learn what to expect at your baby’s Brit Milah ceremony, safe, caring, and meaningful. ברית מילה עם מוהל מסור ובטוח, בהירה ומלאת משמעות למשפחה. הטקס - איך תהיה הברית מילה? Церемония — как будет проходить Брит-Мила? Этот вопрос задают себе все новоиспеченные родители: Что будет с моим ребенком? Ответ прост, и я объясню его двумя способами: одним базовым и одним более подробным. For those who want only the general idea The Brit Mila is the removal of the foreskin from the baby’s penis, according to the commandment given to the people of Israel. A baby boy’s anatomy includes two layers of foreskin, called the Orlah and the Priyah. During the Brit Mila, both layers are removed so that the head (glans) of the penis is fully revealed, as required for a kosher circumcision. After the procedure, the baby’s penis will be gently covered with a protective bandage. This usually stays in place for about 24 hours. Healing is generally very quick, and babies return to feeding and sleeping normally soon after. From this point on, the head of the penis will remain exposed for life, a sign of the covenant given to Abraham and all his descendants as commanded in the Scriptures and described below. Reserve your date Before the calendar fills up For those who want to know the details Some parents want to understand every stage of the Brit Mila. If that’s you, here is a careful explanation of what happens during the ceremony. To begin, it’s important to know that the Orlah (foreskin) is not the only layer of skin covering the glans. Beneath it lies another thin membrane called the Or HaPriyah (inner foreskin). This layer is not visible until after the initial cut. For the Brit Mila to be kosher and aesthetically pleasing, the Or HaPriyah must be folded back (and sometimes fully removed) so that the head of the penis remains fully revealed. This is an integral part of the traditional ceremony (mitzvah) as described by the Halacha. Now, step by step: 1. Sandak – Before the ceremony, the baby is placed on the Sandak’s lap. The Mohel opens the diaper and the Sandak gently holds the baby’s legs. Most babies cry already at this stage, mostly because they feel cold or the new position is unusual for them. 2. Sterilization – The area is cleaned and sterilized. This is completely painless and ensures the procedure is safe. 3. Hafrada (Separation) – The Or HaPriyah is usually gently attached to the glans. Using a special probe, the Mohel carefully separates it. This takes only a few seconds and may be uncomfortable. 4. Tfisa (Grasping) – The Mohel lifts the foreskin to the right position and places a metallic protective shield (Magen) to cover the glans. This guarantees that the glans itself is not touched during the cut. 5. Chituch (Cutting) – The Mohel recites the appropriate blessing, and afterwards the foreskin (Orlah) is removed in a quick and precise cut, lasting a few milliseconds. In my experience, this part is usually less painful than the Hafrada. 6. Priyah (Uncovering) – Once the cut is complete, the second layer (Or HaPriyah) is gently opened and quickly folded down, ensuring the glans remains fully visible. This step is essential for a kosher Brit Milah. 7. Metzitzah – Using a glass tool, the Mohel performs a suction over the wound without touching the baby. There are different traditional methods, and most mohalim use the mouth to do it, which I'm firmly against. This step is essential, but not all methods are equally safe. Unlike the standard rabbinic approach, I use a carefully adapted method that is both halachically valid and medically safer. If necessary, I’ll be glad to explain exactly how this works and why it makes a difference for your baby 8. Bandaging – The area is then carefully bandaged. The bandage protects the wound and holds the skin in place while it heals. Unlike many mohalim, I use a special powder developed in Israel, which works both as a natural anesthetic and as a very effective hemostatic (stops bleeding). This ensures a more comfortable recovery for the baby. It’s worth noting that different mohalim use different methods to stop bleeding. Unfortunately, some use substances that are not approved for neonatal procedures. Now you have enough information to choose a Mohel carefully, safe techniques, and a gentle touch matter.

Guidance for parents after Brit Milah: healing tips, prayers, and spiritual encouragement from a certified Messianic Mohel in Israel. מה לעשות אחרכך? צומת לב והמון אהבה Что делать дальше? Внимание и много любви... Reserve your date Before the calendar fills up Время после БРИС иногда немного пугает родителей. А что, если у ребенка начнется кровотечение? А что, если повязка спадет? Моему ребенку больно? Могу ли я дать ему лекарство? Часто родители даже не могут сказать, что такое пенис, а что такое повязка. Это заставляет многих родителей беспокоиться. Позвольте мне развеять ваши опасения. Я разделю информацию на две части: часть первая, «До того, как моэль снимает повязку», и часть вторая, «После того, как моэль снимает повязку». Before removing the bandage There might be discoloration in the glans. It may look purple, but this is normal. This could be from the Mohel's grip. (Which is usually very strong). You should see a clean glans with a bandage wrapped around, right under the glans. If there is a little layer of film on the glans, this is just dried discharge from the newly revealed glans, and nothing to worry about. There will almost always be red staining on the diaper. This is because when the baby urinates, it causes the dried blood within the bandage to liquify, and it leaks onto the diaper. This is not bleeding. Bleeding is when you see blood actively dripping from the bandage. This is a pretty rare occurence. However, if this does happen, call the Mohel immediately. This is almost never a life-threatening situation, but it is important to deal with it as soon as possible. The first time the baby urinates after the Bris may be painful for him, as the urine will soak into the bandage and the urine will burn the baby a little bit. The Bris is not a comfortable experience for the baby, and if the baby is uncomfortable, you can give him medicine (Novimol, etc.) every 5-6 hours. Generally the baby should not react as though he is in tremendous pain. So if the baby is inconsolable, you should call the Mohel. The bandage may have moved or is too tight, and that may be hurting the baby. However, it is important to remember that babies cry before the Bris as well, and even baby girls cry, so don't get too concerned about this. You should check to see that the baby has urinated within 2 hours after the Bris. You can tell from the wetness of the diaper. If he hasn't, call the Mohel and let him know. Make sure the baby is eating regularly. Wake him up if necessary. If he doesn't eat, there is a risk of dehydration. Do not bathe the baby until the bandage has been removed. Do not touch the penis or the bandage. Other than that, the Mohel will have given you other instructions. Some will tell you to pour oil every diaper change, and some will tell you to smear cream on the bandage. It is important to listen to the instructions that were given to you, not what you heard from someone else, or what your relative heard from a Mohel in America. The reason for this is simple: Every Mohel does things differently, and because of this, if you don't listen to his specific instructions, it could adversely affect the healing process. For example, some Mohelim might need you to pour on oil, and if you put on cream instead, the bandage might stick to the wound. Or, some Mohelim might want you not to put on anything so that the wound dries out, and if you pour oil, you might cause bleeding again. And there are many more examples. From a Mohel's perspective, it is very bothersome when the parents don't listen to the instructions. I have had many times where the parents didn't listen to the instructions given to them, and things did not go as smoothly as they should have. This is a very common problem and should be avoided. After removing the bandage At this point, what you should see is an uncovered glans, with some red layer of skin surrounding beneath it. This is the Or HaPriya. Beneath that, (toward the baby's body), there will be an area which is yellowish. This is the wound area healing; do not try to remove it. It is healthy and important for the baby. Below that you should be able to see where the baby was cut. Once the bandage is removed, your baby should be more comfortable. Frequently, the area will look worse on the next days after the Bris. Do not worry about this. Also remember, red staining on the diaper is still normal. The baby should be bathed every day in warm soapy water. Again, follow the Mohel's specific instructions. He may tell you to pour on oil every diaper change for two weeks, or to put on antibiotic cream. Many mohalim instruct the parents to push the penis so that the glans is aiming downward toward the feet when closing the diaper. This can help it heal straighter. Occasionally, the area may swell up. This can last for some time. It is usually nothing to worry about. To be on the safe side, please contact me with any questions or concerns that you may have. Please don't fell uncomfortable, I'm here for you. Mazal Tov!

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Read heartfelt testimonials from families who entrusted Moshe as their Messianic Mohel. Discover stories of care, professionalism, and spiritual depth from real Brit Milah ceremonies across Israel. קראו המלצות אמיתיות של משפחות שבחרו במשה כמוהל משיחי. סיפורים מרגשים על מקצועיות, עדינות, וחוויה רוחנית בלתי נשכחת בטקסי ברית מילה ברחבי הארץ. What Parents Are Saying Real Stories. Reassurance. The Peace You Need for This Sacred Moment. Choosing a mohel is one of the most personal and important decisions you’ll make in your baby’s early life. As a father, a trained mohel, and a follower of Yeshua, I understand the hopes, prayers, and even concerns you may carry as you prepare for your son’s brit milah. That’s why I want you to hear directly from the families who’ve already walked this path. Below are real words from parents, Messianic believers like you, who trusted me with their sons’ covenant ceremonies. Each of these testimonies is a story of peace, gentleness, and the presence of God during a sacred moment. If you’re praying for a mohel who honors the Word of God, performs with professional care, and ministers with a pastoral heart, I hope their voices give you confidence to reach out. Frederique, Bat Hen, brit ceremony on September 2021 We were very privileged to have done our son's brit with Moshe. He was very helpful from the beginning on. He came to visit us before and after we had good contact with him over the phone. Everything went very well and if we had any doubt or questions we could ask him and he was also willing to come over for an extra check up if we wanted, but this was in our case not necessary because everything healed well. We highly recommend it! Gloria, Ramat Gan, brit ceremony on July 2024 “Moshe performed a very moving circumcision ceremony. He explained everything very clearly and stayed in touch with me to make sure everything was okay. He is full of joy, and I really loved the blessings and the style of the ceremony.” Alon, Jerusalem, brit ceremony on December 2022 "I’m really glad we had the privilege of meeting Moshe the mohel. Especially because he is a very sensitive person and reassured us before the circumcision. The follow-up care was also very professional. We pray that he will continue to thrive as a mohel and keep helping more families through the circumcision process" Arped and Ester, Haifa, brit ceremony on March 2025 We were nervous before the Brit, because our son had been injured during the C-section and had a wound on his neck. He was so delicate, and we honestly didn’t know if the ceremony could even happen safely. Moshe was calm, gentle, and treated our baby with such care. The milah itself was done with love, skill, and sensitivity. Moshe’s hands were steady, delicate, and full of kindness. It felt like he truly saw our son as a gift from God. We are so thankful. There’s no doubt in our minds, Moshe is one of the best mohalim in Israel. David and Rut, Hadera, brit ceremony on August 2025 On August 10th, we did the Brit Milah of our son with Moshe . Moshe did the circumcision at a very high level! Everything was clean, sterile, aesthetic and most importantly, everything was done in the name of Yeshua the Messiah. Moshe was very gentle and caring toward the baby and the parents. If you want to feel completely confident about your son’s Brit Milah, Moshe is the only one!