Simon Rocker is a journalist at Mr. He specializes in religion and spirituality, focusing on topics such as Judaism, Christianity, church administration, and religious organizations. Simon's work has been featured in the Jewish Chronicle and Anglican Ink.
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Simon Rocker's coverage focuses on the local Jewish community, with a significant emphasis on education and government-related announcements. He would likely be responsive to pitches from individuals involved in the UK's Jewish educational institutions or organizations, particularly those addressing anti-Semitism.
Given his focus on government policies and announcements related to the Jewish community and education, he may also be interested in connecting with experts who have insights into governmental decisions impacting these areas.
Pitches should consider Rocker’s local (London) geographic focus when discussing events or initiatives within these communities.
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Two leading Orthodox rabbis revealed how they came to accept their vocation
By: Simon Rocker
Knowing about ancient Egyptian culture can deepen our appreciation of the Seder story
The inaugural event follows increased interest in the language
By: Simon Rocker
Interfaith dialogue has suffered ‘significant setbacks’, but many people remain committed to it
By: Simon Rocker
The JC speaks to Ray Simonson, the chief executive of JW3, as London’s Jewish cultural hub comes of age
By: Simon Rocker
180 delegates from around the Jewish world gathered in London for the centenary of the World Union of Progressive Judaism
By: Simon Rocker
Chief Rabbi warns ‘genocide’ document due to be discussed by Church of England Synod will ‘harm peace’
By: Simon Rocker
Six Charedi boy schools have been ordered to find room for unplaced pupils next term
By: Simon Rocker
Talmud Torah London hopes the Court of Appeal will allow it to stay put
By: Simon Rocker
Olga Swan has drawn on her own family’s long association with the historic Singers Hill Synagogue to pen a history of Jews in the city
