Former Beitar Jerusalem Chairman Vows Support for Netanyahu Even After Death
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Moshe Dadash, former chairman of Beitar Jerusalem and a Likud supporter, declared his absolute support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a radio interview. At 83, Dadash humorously stated he would vote for Netanyahu even after his death. His pledge highlights his deep political loyalty.
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- Moshe Dadash, former Beitar Jerusalem chairman, vowed to support Benjamin Netanyahu even after his death.
- Dadash, 83, expressed his unwavering political loyalty during a 103fm radio interview.
- He humorously stated he would visit Netanyahu's grave to vote if elections were held posthumously.
Moshe Dadash, the former chairman of the Beitar Jerusalem football club and a long-time supporter of the Likud movement, made a striking declaration of loyalty to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a recent interview with 103fm radio. Dadash, 83, expressed his unwavering political allegiance in a humorous manner that amused the studio audience.
During the broadcast, Dadash addressed his advanced age and the recurring election cycles in Israel. He stated that his support for Netanyahu transcends the boundaries of time and mortality. "I am already 83 years old, I don't know if I will manage after him. But if there are elections again and he dies, I will go to the grave and place a 'Bibi' [a reference to Netanyahu]," Dadash said during the interview, illustrating the depth of his commitment.
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