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Wives of Milumnikim Recharge at Beit Binyamin Retreat
The wives of reserve soldiers, recently gathered at Beit Binyamin for a much-needed retreat. After a challenging year with their husbands on the front lines, the women enjoyed a luxurious spa experience, an open bar, and a lively BBQ dinner filled with camaraderie and song.
The event provided a vital boost of energy and support. As one participant shared, “This gives us the strength to support our husbands and encourage their service to Am Yisrael.”
Beit Binyamin remains a haven of renewal and resilience for those who serve and their families.






South Florida Hosts One-of-a-Kind Basketball Tournament
A Heartwarming Blend of Sports, Community, and Chesed
On January 11th and 12th, South Florida witnessed an unforgettable event that was far more than just a basketball tournament. The inaugural Binyamin Airley Invitational brought together eight schools, countless volunteers, and an entire community under one roof for an experience filled with sportsmanship, unity, and meaningful fun.
This unique event blurred the lines between a competitive sports tournament, a community-building mission, and a heartfelt fundraiser for Beit Binyamin. We thank the organizers of the event and the Katz Yeshiva for hositng the tournament.






Lighting the Menorah with Modern-Day Maccabees
This year’s Chanukah lighting at Beit Binyamin was a powerful tribute to the original Maccabees. Each family who celebrated Chanukah with us brought their own modern-day Maccabee—whether it was a father, son, or even a grandfather—heroes who have dedicated much of the year fighting for the safety and wellbeing of Am Yisrael. With our Chanukiah shining brightly against the beautiful backdrop of Meron, these brave chayalim and their families found an oasis of peace, connection, and quality time at Beit Binyamin this Chanukah.






“The Forces of Resilience” Debuts at Rinat Yisrael
High school senior Hillel Kornwasser premiered his documentary The Forces of Resilience—created in partnership with NCSY—to a packed audience in Teaneck, NJ last month. As part of the event, Hillel invited Jen Airley to share her personal story of resilience and the founding of Beit Binyamin, a home of chesed and healing in Tzfat born from tears and pain of loss. The evening left everyone feeling empowered by the profound message of the film and inspired by Jen’s uplifting message, celebrating the unbreakable resilience of the Jewish spirit.






Jen’s Trip to Los Angeles and Dallas
On the Behalf of Beit Binyamin and Jen Airley we thank the communities of Los Angeles and Dallas for their warm brace and hospitality. Jen spoke at shuls, schools, and other gatherings strengthening the “Unbreakbale Spirit” of the Jewish nation. Her talks empower the nation, from teens to adults to take a roll in the Geula of Am Yisrael.






Binyamin
Airley HY”D
Binyamin Airley HY”D
Binyamin was a natural, inspirational leader. He always pushed forward to do what was needed and live fully to sanctify Hashem’s name.
Yet with all his charisma and leadership skills, he was a very modest, spiritual young man. He was very particular about the mitzvah of honoring parents, shunned material possessions and was careful not to speak badly about anyone. He loved Torah, loved Israel, and often volunteered on a farm, working as a shepherd and guarding the area.
Tzfat was Binyamin’s spiritual home where he came to recharge his infectious spiritual energy.
Binyamin was killed in action in Gaza, during the “Swords of Iron” War in November 2023. He was 21 years old when he made the ultimate sacrifice.
For us all.


Healing the Nation
Beit Binyamin
Beit Binyamin

Beit Binyamin is a beautiful retreat center in the heart of the holy city of Tzfat, named to perpetuate the memory of Binyamin Airley z”l. It offers respite, relaxation and recovery to combat soldiers, bereaved and displaced families, and anyone suffering from the traumatic effects of the war.
The building itself has been tastefully and lovingly refurbished, with a warm and friendly ambience and providing an opportunity for soldiers and others to take a timeout and rejuvenate – physically, spiritually, emotionally.
Beit Binyamin will offer professional programming, wholesome food, spacious, comfortable rooms and of course the natural, soothing beauty of Tzfat’s gorgeous green landscape.
And just as Binyamin was a magnet for all Jews, so too will Beit Binyamin welcome Jews of all types and levels of observance. Indeed, this is not just a family project.
It’s a national healing project.
Beit Binyamin. Healing Am Yisrael. One retreat at a time.

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Jen Airley
Jen Airley
Jen, with her husband Rob and family made Aliyah from NY to Ramat bet Shemesh in 2006.
As an exercise physiologist by degree, she generally spends her days seeing clients, instructing exercise classes to women of all ages including the blind and deaf populations, mountain biking instructor to teens and EMT volunteer with MDA.
The Airley family’s lives have forever been changed and charged when the Ribono Shel Olam took their Binyamin to be with Him on ה’ כסלו, November 18th.
Since then, Jen has been traveling, sharing their family’s passionate love for Eretz Yisrael, Am Yisrael and Torat Eretz Yisrael. Together they also founded Beit Binyamin, a retreat center in Tzfat, aiming to give respite, recovery and rejuvenation to those directly affected by the war.