Ex-Football Club Head Vows to Vote for Netanyahu Posthumously
Translated & summarized from Cursorinfo by baba
Moshe Dadash, former head of "Beitar" Jerusalem, humorously pledged to vote for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even after his death during a radio interview. The 83-year-old Dadash stated he would place his ballot at Netanyahu's grave if elections occurred posthumously. His remarks drew laughter from the radio hosts.
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- Former "Beitar" Jerusalem head Moshe Dadash vowed to vote for PM Netanyahu even after his death.
- Dadash, 83, made the pledge during a radio interview on 103fm.
- He stated he would place his ballot at Netanyahu's grave if elections were held posthumously.
- His remarks caused laughter among the radio hosts during the broadcast.
Moshe Dadash, the former head of the "Beitar" Jerusalem football club, made a humorous declaration of loyalty to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a radio interview on 103fm. Dadash, 83, who has a long association with the club and the "Likud" movement, elicited laughter from the radio hosts with his statement.
Discussing his age and future Israeli elections, Dadash expressed uncertainty about outliving Netanyahu. However, he vowed to continue supporting the Prime Minister even after his death. "I am already 83 years old, and I don't know if I will live to see the time when he is no longer around. But if there are elections again and he dies, I will go to his grave and put a ballot for Bibi there," Dadash stated.
Earlier reports mentioned concerns from a general about Netanyahu potentially initiating a war with Iran.
