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Former Coach Kobi Refua Demands Legal Action Over “Humiliating” Firing by Bnei Yehuda
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First reported by N12 · Jun 14, 2026
What happened
Kobi Refua has sent Bnei Yehuda a legal warning after claiming he was fired on March 28 without notice and in a humiliating public scene. His lawyer says the club violated labor law, never gave him a signed contract, and caused serious damage to his dignity and reputation.
- 01Refua sent Bnei Yehuda a pre-lawsuit warning through lawyer Amir Cohen.
- 02He says he was fired on March 28 without any prior notice.
- 03The club allegedly dismissed him publicly, before cameras and media.
- 04Refua claims the firing caused severe humiliation and professional harm.
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