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Ex-yes CEO Sues Bezeq for $1 Million in Legal Fees
Former yes CEO Ron Eilon is suing Bezeq for approximately NIS 3.8 million in legal fees and a delayed performance bonus. Eilon claims Bezeq is refusing to cover his full legal expenses from an eight-year criminal case that was ultimately dismissed.
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What happened
- 01Former yes CEO Ron Eilon is suing Bezeq for NIS 3.8 million in legal fees and a bonus.
- 02Eilon claims Bezeq is refusing to cover his legal expenses from an eight-year criminal case.
- 03The criminal charges against Eilon were dismissed in April 2025.
- 04Bezeq has paid NIS 2.4 million of Eilon's legal fees but owes more.
- 05Eilon also seeks a NIS 306,000 performance bonus with accrued interest.
The lawsuit also seeks payment for a NIS 306,000 bonus and associated interest, which Bezeq allegedly conditioned on Eilon forfeiting accrued linkage and interest. Bezeq has paid part of the legal fees but still owes a significant sum.
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