The Bahraini Society Against Normalization with the Zionist Enemy and the Palestine Support Society organized a massive rally on Friday in southern Manama, condemning the ongoing aggression of the Zionist entity on Gaza.

Worshipers at the Imam Sadiq Mosque in Diraz, west of the Bahrain capital Manama, took to the streets today, Friday, April 26, 2024, in a massive demonstration following Friday prayers in support of Gaza and Bahraini prisoners of conscience.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim stressed that "Quds Day marches are a source of strength that ignites consciences and action because they unite the nation on the necessity of jihad and resistance," warning that "diminishing the significance of commemorating Quds Day is a victory for the enemy, a decline in the nation's will, and a path towards its defeat."

A number of areas and villages across Bahrain witnessed massive marches on the eve of International Quds Day, expressing condemnation of the Bahraini regime's normalization with the Zionist occupation.

The Bahraini capital, Manama, witnessed a significant march on Wednesday evening, April 3rd, 2024, in preparation for observing “International Quds Day.”

The Bahraini authorities have once again arrested Ibrahim Sharif, the former secretary-general of the Wa'ad Society and a prominent figure in the opposition, and decided to detain him for 7 days pending investigation, based on posts on the formerly Twitter "X" platform.

On Tuesday, March 12, 2024, a Bahraini court issued a three-month prison sentence against 6 citizens for expressing their solidarity with the people of the Gaza Strip in Palestine.

Sheikh Abdullah Katamto, coordinator of the "International Scholarly Forum for Palestine," hailed "the steadfast people of Bahrain, who have carried the banner of Palestine with a pure heart and fervor and a sincere commitment to defending the oppressed Palestinian people".

A state embodies the collective will of its people, manifesting as sovereign power. However, Bahrain has relinquished this sovereign power; its people are on the path to Al-Quds, while its government veers towards Tel Aviv.

Niku Jafarnia, a researcher in the Middle East and Africa division at Human Rights Watch, confirmed that Bahrain continues to violate human rights, especially those of children.

In Bahrain, the Al-Aqsa Flood operation marked a significant rift between the regime and the majority of the Bahraini people, as the ruling regime aligned itself with its ally, the Israeli entity.

Security authorities summoned prominent eulogy reciter, Abdulamir Al-Biladi, and interrogated him over one of the poems he recited during the anniversary of the martyrdom of Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib, in which he attacked the Zionist entity and voiced his support for Al-Aqsa and the Palestinian people.

Thousands of Bahrainis took to the streets in crowded protests in different villages across Bahrain, marking International Quds Day, which falls on the last Friday of the holy month of Ramadan.

On Saturday, April 8, 2023, citizens held a solidarity vigil in Al-Busaiteen with the Al-Aqsa Mosque and people of Palestine.

25 Bahraini societies called on the government of Bahrain to cancel all forms of normalization with the Zionist entity "in a way that contributes to preserving the sanctities and blood of the Palestinian people and respecting the will of Bahraini people."

Bahrain has condemned the terrorist attack that took place yesterday in the city of Tel Aviv, which injured a number of Israelis.

An official Knesset delegation led by MK Danny Dannon will take off for Bahrain Thursday for the first time since the Abraham accords. The delegation will participate in the Inter-Parliamentary Union conference to incite against Iran and the Palestinian resistance.

Demonstrations held in Bahrain to voice rejection and condemnation of Herzog's visit, which was made in response to an invitation he received from Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa.

Hiba Tareef is perhaps a name one doesn't think much of after hearing, since at first glance it seems like a local name belonging to a well-known Bahraini family. However, this is not true at all. Hiba Tareef is currently the second person in the Israeli embassy in Manama after the Israeli Ambassador Eitan Na'eh where she serves as deputy chief.

When reading the story of the occupation of Palestine from the very beginning, one will be convinced without a doubt that the Israeli entity today, in the Gulf, scrupulously follows this former scheme.