The man who signed stars on napkins: "If there are elections and he dies, I'll go to his grave and vote for him"

Moshe Dadash, the legendary chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, went on air on 103FM and moved Eli Ohana, who described him as a second father. Dadash spoke about bringing Ohana back from Belgium, which led to a championship, and was asked about his support for Netanyahu.

The legendary chairman of Beitar Jerusalem, Moshe Dadash, went on air on 103FM and moved Eli Ohana, who called him "my second father." Dadash recounted his managerial career, including the decision to bring Ohana back from Belgium to Beitar Jerusalem, which led to a championship. Alongside the nostalgia, Dadash was asked about his support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The article focuses on the personal bond between the two and Dadash's legacy in Israeli football.

The man who signed stars on napkins: "If there are elections and he dies, I'll go to his grave and vote for him"