Bahrain's Foreign Minister, Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, boasted at the Warsaw conference that the Palestinian cause was no longer his country's priority.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayed Hassan Nasrallah voiced severe criticism against Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates for participating in the Warsaw conference alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society said that the Bahraini regime's jump into the Zionist entity's arms alone is sufficient to reveal the absence of popular representation and popular legitimacy. The regime does not recognize the people or their values, views and association with Arab and Islamic causes.

A bloc comprising 11 MPs issued a statement, expressing its strong opposition to Bahrain's participation in the Warsaw Conference, which was attended by the Prime Minister of the Zionist entity.

The Bahraini foreign minister left the door open to the possibility of inviting Prime Minister Netanyahu to visit Manama, Israeli media outlets said.

Al-Wefaq held an event in Beirut on Friday (February 15, 2019) commemorating the eighth anniversary of the February 14 uprising that erupted in Bahrain in 2011.

Bahraini Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa told "The Times of Israel" that Manama would "eventually" establish diplomatic ties with the Jewish state.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office on Thursday leaked a video in which the foreign ministers of three Arab countries, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and United Arab Emirates, can be seen harshly attacking Iran and defending Israel.

US Vice President Mike Pence hailed the symbolic importance of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “breaking bread” with Arab leaders at a Mideast conference in Warsaw, saying he hoped it heralded further cooperation to come.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Oman’s foreign minister on the sidelines of a U.S.-sponsored Middle East conference in Warsaw on Wednesday and hinted that other Arab countries represented there were engaging with Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeks to hold talks with the foreign ministers of Bahrain and Morocco on the sidelines a Warsaw-hosted Middle East conference, Israeli Broadcasting Authority (IBA) reported.

Bahrain informed Israel more than two years ago that it was interested in normalizing relations, an Israeli TV station claimed Sunday, amid persistent reports that Israel has been close to establishing ties with an Arab state.

Since the beginning of 2018, until its end, the compass of order in Bahrain is moving towards the Zionist regime, wishing that this time it would be the next destination for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after Oman.

The Israeli Ynetnews news website said that Schneier predicted that Bahrain would be the first of the Gulf states to officially establish diplomatic relations with Israel, and believes this will occur in 2019.

A number of Palestinian activists and sympathizers with the Palestinian cause launched a campaign against Bahrain's Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa.

The foreign minister of U.S. ally Bahrain has defended Australia’s formal recognition of West Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, saying the move would not affect a future Palestinian state with east Jerusalem as its capital.

The Israeli Haaretz newspaper said that Israel is working to establish diplomatic ties with Sudan and Bahrain.

Israeli Channel 2 reported that the Israeli censorship lifted restrictions on information recommended by Netanyahu on improving relations with Bahrain, after the controversy over his intention to visit Bahrain soon.

An Israeli cabinet minister said on Monday he had been invited to attend a conference next year in Bahrain, in what he described as part of Israel's emerging relations with Arab and Muslim countries that do not formally recognize it.

Al-Jazeera website said that Israel is seeking to establish official relations with Bahrain, Israeli media has reported.