Original sentence: Outspoken media critic As'ad AbuKhalil who blogs as "The Angry Arab News Service" has labeled Al-Hayat's current editor in chief, Ghassan Charbel, "a mouthpiece of Khalid Bin Sultan," owing to the hyperbolic praise contained in a 2005 eulogy of the then-recently deceased Saudi King Fahd of Saudi Arabia
Edited sentence: Al-Hayat's current editor in Chief, Ghassan Charbel, was criticized due to a 2005 eulogy of King Fahed in which he showers the late King with unwarranted praise.As any knight, he leaves the arena to enter History and the People’s minds and souls".In the article, Charbel states that "Fahed Bin Abdul Aziz is gone, yet he remains present: His fingerprints are engraved in the future.The article, titled "The Custodian of the Ancestry and the Architect of the Renaissance", lacks the minimum standards for objectivity in such a newspaper, according to the publication's critics