Celebrated TV producer Elad Kuperman finds a new reality in the Biala court
Photos: Elchanan Kotler
For Israeli television viewers, Elad Kuperman is synonymous with some of the most creative programming over the last three decades. As a producer, he’s the behind-the-scenes guy who makes things happen yet over the last few years, the Great Producer started pulling on his soul strings. And that’s why Elad often finds himself in the inner sanctum of the Biala-Beit Shemesh Rebbe. “Here,” he says, “is where I make my most important life decisions”
The last place you’d expect to run into award-winning veteran Israeli television producer Elad Kuperman is in Ramat Beit Shemesh, on the outskirts of the kanoi neighborhood of Kiryat Ramah, with its “Don’t pass through our neighborhood in immodest clothing,” and “Zionists out” graffiti. But Kuperman isn’t fazed he’s got a large black kippah on his head, and he’s here on one of his regular visits to his
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Whether celebratory or tragic, we all have our own list of “where were you when” moments, where we remember with ease where we were and what we were doing as truly landmark world events unfolded around us.
Growing up, my mother always told us where she was and what she was doing when she heard that President John F. Kennedy was shot. (The milkman had just made his delivery as the news broke; he sat together with my grandmother at her kitchen table, and they cried together).
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The Beis Medrash of Woodmere is looking to build a new synagogue on West Broadway. (Patch Graphic)
WOODMERE, NY A new synagogue is in the plans for Woodmere, and it would replace three lots on West Broadway.
The synagogue is under development by Beis Medrash of Woodmere, which is currently run out of a house on Forest Avenue. The new synagogue, which would be located on West Broadway between Forest Avenue and Grant Avenue, is around the corner from the current congregation, and a big step up.
According to documents filed with the Town of Hempstead, the new synagogue will be two stories tall, with worship space on the first floor, with additional seating on the second. There are also plans for three classrooms on the second floor for the congregation s Shul.