The Bezeq Israeli Telecommunication Co. Ltd. board of directors approved another transaction with a party at interest between DBS Satellite Services (1998) Ltd. (YES) and Spacecom Satellite Communications Ltd. The new deal in effect replaces the original one between Bezeq and Spacecom. Solutions for Yes's very delicate situation were needed, following the explosion of the Amos 6 satellite, which left Yes without any backup. Sources inform "Globes" that as part of the deal, Spacecom will make an Asian satellite it is slated to rent available to Yes for 4-5 years. During this time, Spacecom will build the Amos 8 satellite, which will eventually replace the Asian satellite. The agreement is until 2028. The alternative to using the Asian satellite was using Bezeq's Internet network for Yes's broadcasts. This option was ruled out, because significant price gaps between the alternatives were found, and Yes absolutely refused the option of using Bezeq's network. The Bezeq board eventually accepted this stance. The gap between the offers was $90 million: the cost of the alternative chosen is $190 million (NIS 750 million), compared with $280 million for broadcasting on Bezeq's network.