A source following the cases of the 10 Lebanese families who the Bahraini authorities ordered to leave the country said that there are Sunni and Christian families among the 10 families.

Bahrain Mirror (AFP): The Gulf kingdom of Bahrain has deported several Lebanese residents for links to the Shiite Hezbollah movement, classified by the Arab League as a terrorist group, the interior ministry said Monday.

Bahrain Mirror (Reuters): Bahrain has deported several Lebanese residents whom it believes had links to or supported the Shi'ite Muslim group Hezbollah, which Gulf Arab states have declared a terrorist organisation, its Interior Ministry said in a Tweet on Monday.

Bahrain Mirror (AFP): Tunisia's trade union federation, a joint winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, said Sunday that Bahrain denied entry to two of its members in a row over Lebanon's Shiite movement Hezbollah.

The Bahraini Minister of Foreign Affairs, Khalid bin Ahmad bin Mohammad Al Khalifa, revealed that there are efforts being made to add Hezbollah to international terrorist blacklists.

Bahrain Mirror (Reuters): Saudi Arabia and Bahrain warned their citizens on Tuesday against travel to Lebanon, citing safety concerns, and the United Arab Emirates said it was banning its nationals from visiting the Mediterranean country.

Bahrain announced that it backs the Saudi decision to stop sending military aid to the Lebanese army and security forces, while Hezbollah stressed that “the Saudi decision reveals once again its false claims of countering terrorism.”

Bahrain Mirror: Dozens of Bahrainis took to the streets in the village of Sadad, west of Bahrain, to denounce the terrorist bomb blasts that took place in the French capital, Paris, and the southern suburb of the Lebanese capital, Beirut.

Bahrain Mirror: Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society held a rally on Sunday evening (November 15, 2015) in solidarity with the victims of the terrorist attacks that hit Lebanon and France.

Bahrain Mirror: The Coordinator-General of the Islamic Action Front, Sheikh Zuhair Al-Ju’ayd, said that the increasing sectarian and ethnic discrimination in Bahrain reminds us of South Africa when ethnic discrimination was widespread there.