You write a piece of news about him in the newspaper on one of his many activities in the country, then you receive a call from the Sheikh. He gives you compliments and words of praise, but soon this is followed by a derogatory behavior that exposes his true feelings towards you, which is contempt for you.

Governmental "Al-Watan" newspaper in Bahrain temporarily halted the decision to lay off 12 journalists after a meeting held between the Labor Ministry and the newspaper.

If the words of businessman Yousef Mashal were painful to hear, then the injustice of your own countrymen would even feel more painful.

The High Criminal Court sentenced adjusted the replaced imprisonment verdict of alternative manual work penalty issued against Watan newspaper's editor-in-chief, Youssef Al-Binkhalil, and only fined him 1000 BD in the case the lawsuit presented by former MP Anas Buhendi against Al-Binkhalil in which he accused him of insulting him through an article he published in the newspaper.

The Second High Criminal Court sentenced Al-Watan newspaper's editor-in-chief, Youssef Al-Binkhalil, to one month in jail while suspending the execution of the sentence with 100 BD bail, and replaced it with an alternative manual work penalty, in the case raised against him by the former MP Anas Buhendi over slander charges.

A tweet posted by “Na'eb Ta'eb” Twitter account showed that the Editor-in-Chief of Bahrain's “Al-Watan” newspaper Yusuf Al-Binkhalil may be one of those managing the account.

The Public Prosecution released on Tuesday (March 20, 2018) Al-Watan newspaper’s editor-in-chief, Youssef Al-Binkhalil, under guarantee of his place of residence. Al-Binkhalil was investigated over a lawsuit brought by MP Anas Buhendi who accused him of public defamation.

Bahraini local Al-Watan newspaper said that the Public Prosecutor's office sent a summons to the newspaper’s editor-in-chief, Youssef Al-Binkhalil, to interrogate him over a complaint submitted by MP Anas Buhendi.

The Second High Court of Appeal upheld a ruling to fine a 57-year-old Bahraini over insulting a journalist at Al-Watan Newspaper, Mona Al-Mtawaa’.

Local Al-Watan newspaper, linked to royal court, published inflammatory article against prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour.

Bahrain Mirror (Exclusive): The Bahraini Al-Watan newspaper affiliated to the royal court deleted from its website an article by author Sawsan Al-Shaer in which she insulted Kuwait.