Former Bar Association Head Efi Naveh Sues Over Billboard Campaign
Efi Naveh, the former head of the Israel Bar Association, has filed a massive lawsuit against several individuals and companies, including campaign advisor Ronen Tzur and businessman Alex Sklar. Naveh alleges that these parties were involved in a public billboard campaign orchestrated against him.
Naveh's lawsuit, filed in the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court, seeks NIS 2.5 million in damages. He claims the billboards, which appeared on public transport and large outdoor displays, constituted defamation and were part of a deliberate effort to harm his reputation. The suit names Sklar, Tzur, billboard companies, and public transportation companies as defendants.
According to Naveh, the campaign was designed to disseminate libelous content, specifically targeting wealthy individuals. He asserts that the defendants acted in concert to spread false and damaging information about him. Naveh is seeking compensation for the alleged harm to his good name and professional standing.
The lawsuit comes amid ongoing legal battles involving Naveh, who has faced corruption charges himself. This legal action adds another layer to the complex web of litigation surrounding the former Bar Association leader.
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