Legendary Beitar Jerusalem chairman Moshe Dadush, 83, declares his loyalty to Netanyahu goes beyond the grave: If there are elections and he dies, I'll go to the cemetery and vote Bibi
Moshe Dadush, the former chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, delivered an unusual and humorous declaration of political loyalty in an interview with 103fm radio, expressing absolute support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Dadush, who has been identified for decades with the Jerusalem football club and with the Likud movement, drew laughter in the studio when he humorously illustrated the depth of his political devotion.
During the broadcast, he said, "I'm already 83 years old, I don't know if I'll outlast him. But if there are elections again and he dies, I'll go to the grave and vote Bibi," Dadush said.
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