Gershon Garelik

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Rabbi Gershon Mendel Garelik is a Chabad rabbi, who has served as a chief rabbi of Milano, Italy for more that 25 years. He is also head of Chabad institutions in Milan.[1][2] He is also an active Beit Din head in that city.[3] He is active in the Rabbinical Center of Europe and is chairman of that organisation's executive committee.[4] He previously served as chairman of the RCE.[5]

His daughter Shterna Garelik married Rabbi Hillel David Krinsky, son of Rabbi Yudel Krinsky. [6]

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