Beitar Jerusalem Legend Moshe Dadash Vows to Support Netanyahu Even in Death
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Moshe Dadash, former chairman of Beitar Jerusalem and a notable Jerusalem businessman, expressed strong political support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a recent interview. Dadash, 83, humorously vowed to support Netanyahu even after his death, stating he would visit his grave and "put Bibi there" if elections were held posthumously. The interview also highlighted Dadash's mentorship of football star Eli Ohana and his significant contributions to Jerusalem's sports and cinema, for which he received a distinguished citizen award in 2023.
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- Moshe Dadash, 83, vowed to support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even in death.
- Dadash, former chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, made the vow during a radio interview.
- He humorously stated he would visit Netanyahu's grave and "put Bibi there" if elections were held posthumously.
- The interview also discussed Dadash's mentorship of football star Eli Ohana.
- Dadash was honored as "Yakir Yerushalayim" in 2023 for his contributions to the city.
Moshe Dadash, a prominent figure in Jerusalem and the former chairman of the Beitar Jerusalem football club, recently gave an interview on 103fm, reflecting on his career and expressing unwavering political support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Dadash, who began his career as a film projector operator and later became a successful businessman, shared a deep, fatherly connection with former football star Eli Ohana, whom he mentored from a young age.
Dadash recalled a pivotal moment when he convinced Ohana to return to Beitar Jerusalem from Belgium, leading the team to a championship. The interview also touched upon "Eli Ohana Day," celebrated on November 11th, marking Ohana's iconic jersey number, which was initiated by fan organizations and deeply moved the former player.
Towards the end of the discussion, Dadash, known for his right-wing views, made a humorous yet firm declaration of loyalty to Netanyahu. At 83, Dadash stated, "Even when he dies... I don't know if I will live to see him buried. But if there are elections again and he dies, I will go to the grave and put Bibi [Netanyahu] there." This statement drew laughter from the studio audience.
Dadash's extensive contributions to Jerusalem extend beyond sports. He managed several iconic cinemas in the city, including "Edison," "Eden," and "Kfir." Through his company, "Dadash Real Estate and Investments Ltd.," he has been involved in various business ventures, including food chains and the "Uman 17" club. In recognition of his long-standing service to the city's sports and culture, Dadash was honored with the "Yakir Yerushalayim" (Distinguished Citizen of Jerusalem) award in 2023.
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