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Beitar Jerusalem Legend Moshe Dadash Vows to Support Netanyahu Even in Death
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.
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- 01Moshe Dadash, 83, vowed to support Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu even in death.
- 02Dadash, former chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, made the vow during a radio interview.
- 03He humorously stated he would visit Netanyahu's grave and "put Bibi there" if elections were held posthumously.
- 04The interview also discussed Dadash's mentorship of football star Eli Ohana.
- 05Dadash was honored as "Yakir Yerushalayim" in 2023 for his contributions to the city.
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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