Benjy Singer

Benjy Singer is a former breaking news editor and social media manager at The Jerusalem Post. Benjy has a degree in International Relations from the London School of Economics, an MA in Philosophy from UCL, an MBA in Public Sector Leadership and a Diploma in Marcom & Digital Marketing from Lander College. Benjy made Aliyah from London in 2005.

 The Steinsaltz Center portal.

Steinsaltz Portal launched to mark rabbi’s third ‘yahrzeit’

 The opening session of the Sacks Scholars retreat at Confederation House.

Sacks Scholars program kicks off in 4-day Jerusalem retreat

 DEDICATION PLAQUE outside the ‘mikve’ on Hamatzor Street in the Katamon neighborhood.

Jerusalem mikveh revamped, commemorates terror victim


Reboot Start-Up Nation helps displaced Ukrainians join Israeli hi-tech

Five volunteers co-founded the organization to welcome displaced professionals and Russian-speaking olim into hi-tech in Israel.

 THE REBOOT’S Hebrew Conversation Club, a free professional meetup for displaced professionals and olim in partnership with Pearl Cohen and Yad L’Olim, in July.

Herzog College: Bible study days inspire and connect on campus, online

Rabbi Dr. Yehuda Brandes: “Every profession has its annual conference, and the Yemei Iyun B’Tanach is where Tanach teachers come from all over the globe for inspiration and mentorship.”

 Part of the crowd at Herzog College’s Yemei Iyun.

Tel Aviv's Park Bavli - enjoy a real sense of community

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Join Leket Israel in rescuing surplus produce as a result of the situation in Ukraine

  Surplus agricultural produce rescued by Leket Israel

Passover 2022: Israeli tour guides reflect, plan, look ahead

The opening of Israel’s skies has meant that tourists are yet again coming to Israel and enjoying all that Israel has to offer.

 Yossi Yeinan with a group he is guiding.

Educational initiative brings destroyed Holocaust communities to life

The purpose of the WikiShtetl project is “to encourage teachers and students to research communities that were destroyed during the Holocaust."

 Dror Lin opens the 2021 event Yad Vashem

Remembering Rabbi Jonathan Sacks: Judaism’s voice to Western civilization

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks was the voice of Judaism to Western civilization and became the chief rabbi of world Jewry – he was a walking kiddush Hashem.

RABBI LORD JONATHAN SACKS with Dan Sacker, co-director of The Rabbi Sacks Legacy Trust.

Rabbi Sacks: Top educators reflect on his first yahrzeit

As we mark the first anniversary of his death, The Jerusalem Report heard the personal memories of four leading international Jewish educators of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.

 Rabbi Sacks speaking at the LSJS

Israel can keep the Shmita year in all new ways

“Shmita is a social and spiritual enterprise from which our society could learn much: In releasing the crops of our field to others, it curbs materialistic tendencies."

 Hothouse growing flowers, Cherev La'et Youth Village, under the halachic direction of Torah VeHa'aretz Institute

Reflections on the first yahrzeit of Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz

“His agenda is still on – Torah is reaching Jews and non-Jews alike. In this way, Rabbi Steinsaltz is still here with us," said his son Rabbi Menachem “Meni” Even-Israel.

Rabbi Sacks with Rabbi Steinsaltz at a gala dinner on June 10, 2018, to celebrate the latter’s 80th birthday