The man who got stars to sign napkins: "If there are elections and he dies, I'll go to his grave and vote for him"
The legendary chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, Moshe Dadash, went on air on 103fm and moved Eli Ohana: "He was my second father." Alongside the nostalgia of the football world, Dadash was also asked about his…
Assessment
Moshe Dadash, the legendary chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, went on air and moved Eli Ohana by calling him a second father. But the real story is Dadash's blunt political loyalty: he said if elections come and Netanyahu dies, he will go to his grave and vote for him. That line captures how personal devotion, not policy, drives some of Netanyahu's most vocal supporters. Watch whether this kind of emotional attachment translates into actual turnout for any future election.