Legendary Beitar Jerusalem Chairman Vows to Vote for Netanyahu Even After Death
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Moshe Dadesh, the veteran chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, expressed his staunch political support for Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu during a radio interview. Dadesh, 83, humorously vowed to vote for Netanyahu even after the Prime Minister's death. The interview also highlighted Dadesh's close relationship with former player Eli Ohana, whom he mentored and brought back to the club, leading to a championship. The conversation touched upon Ohana's "day" celebrated by fans on November 11.
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- Moshe Dadesh vowed to vote for Prime Minister Netanyahu even after his death.
- Dadesh, 83, is the legendary chairman of Beitar Jerusalem soccer club.
- The interview focused on Dadesh's mentorship of player Eli Ohana.
- Ohana's "day" is celebrated by Beitar Jerusalem fans on November 11.
- Dadesh recalled convincing Ohana to return to Beitar for a championship.
Moshe Dadesh, the legendary chairman of Beitar Jerusalem soccer club, gave an interview on Thursday to the radio program hosted by Barak Sari and Eli Ohana on 103fm. The conversation delved into the golden era of Israeli football, Dadesh's deep connection with former player Eli Ohana, and his unwavering political support for Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu.
Ohana described Dadesh as a father figure and mentor throughout his career, stating, "Moshe Dadesh taught me everything since I was 18. He took me, opened my eyes, taught me how to eat in restaurants around the world." Dadesh reciprocated the sentiment, comparing Ohana to Hollywood stars and emphasizing their 30-year bond. He recalled a significant moment in his management career: convincing Ohana to return to Beitar Jerusalem from Belgium, a move that led to a championship title.
Towards the end of the interview, Dadesh steered the conversation to politics. Known for his support of Prime Minister Netanyahu, Dadesh made a humorous remark that drew laughter from the studio. "Even when he dies... I am already 83, I don't know if I will live to see it. But if there are elections again and he dies, I will go to his grave and put 'Bibi' there," he said.
Earlier, co-host Barak Sari celebrated "Eli Ohana Day," which was observed on November 11. Ohana explained that the date, linked to his jersey number 11, was established by Beitar Jerusalem fan organizations and that he received numerous messages on this occasion, expressing mutual affection.
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