Shaul Elovitch (born April 1, 1948, in Poland) is an Israeli businessman who made aliyah to Israel at the age of two and grew up in Tel Aviv. After completing his mandatory military service, he married at age 20 and in 1968 joined his father-in-law's small business installing intercoms and television antennas. Elovitch expanded the business, founding Eurocom Communications Ltd. in 1979 where he served as Chairman, and later Eurocom Holdings & Investments Ltd. He is the owner of Eurocom Group, one of the largest private holding groups in Israel, and became the controlling shareholder of Bezeq, Israel's largest telecommunications company, and owner of the Walla news website through his holdings. Elovitch has held chairmanships at various companies including Eurocom Digital Communications Ltd. (from 2013), Eurocom D.B.S. Ltd., Golden Energy Power Ltd. (founded 1992), and formerly 012 Smile Communications Ltd. and Bezeq The Israeli Telecommunication Corp. He has been described as a supporter of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a major scandal known as Case 4000 (around 2017-2018), Elovitch, his wife Iris, son Or, and other Bezeq executives were arrested amid allegations that the Communications Ministry granted Bezeq favorable regulatory rulings in exchange for positive coverage of Netanyahu on Walla. The case involved investigations into corruption and influence peddling.