His first teaching job was at Yeshiva Toras Chaim in East New York in the 1940s.[5][6] In 1956, he founded the Yeshiva of South Shore, which was the first yeshiva on Long Island.[7] Seven years later, the yeshiva merged with Yeshiva Toras Chaim.[7] He also founded other institutions in the Five Towns, including Torah Academy for Girls (TAG), located on Long Island.[8][5] For several years, he served as the Rav of a minyan that would become the Young Israel of Woodmere, one of the largest Young Israel shuls in the country.[citation needed]
Sefer Ḥelḳat Binyamin (Hebrew). New York: The Rabbi Binyamin Kamenetzky Torah Legacy Foundation, 2021. 2 volumes of sermons publish posthumously, and includes a biography at the end of Volume 2.
