Alfaihaa

Al-Fayha channel is an Iraqi satellite channel that was launched on July 20, 2004, and Al-Fayha channel was among the first channels that appeared after the Iraq War in 2003, it started its work in the United Arab Emirates and then canceled its leave in 2006 after it broke the terms of the contract

 Establishment 
A delegation headed by Mohammed Mashi Al-Tai presented to the then Kuwaiti Minister of Information, Muhammad Abu al-Hassan, a perception of the satellite that will bear the name "Al-Fayha", and told him that it is jointly funded by some rich Iraqis abroad, in addition to a grant from the US Congress that has already been approved.[ 2]

In October 2006, Yemen submitted a request through the UAE Foreign Ministry to close the Iraqi Al-Fayha channel when it was broadcasting from Abu Dhabi after attacking Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, after which the UAE Ministry of Information issued an order to close the Iraqi Al-Fayha satellite channel, which is managed by Hashem Al-Diwan and prevented it from broadcasting its programs from Abu Dhabi.[ 3]

On July 23, 2009, the British Labor Court issued a unanimous ruling in favor of the poet and media Dr. Hashem Al-Agabi, fining Al-Fayha satellite channel 62,678,00 pounds (US$103,010.85) to be paid to Dr. Al-Azabi as compensation for damages suffered by him as a result of unjust and illegal dispensation of his services.م