Bahrain signed the agreement of normalization of relations with Israel under the auspices of the United States, despite the vast popular rejection. The authorities decided to proceed with their decision without their people's consent as they have done in a number of cases.

For Bahrainis, September 11 no longer means the date of the terrorist attack on the United States. Starting from today, September 11 represents another event that challenged the feelings of the Bahraini people, with the announcement of Manama's normalization of diplomatic relations with Tel Aviv under the auspices of Washington.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society called on not to follow the Emirati approach in normalization with Israel and urged the UAE state to cancel its discordant stance that is contrary to the consensus of its people and the Islamic and Arab peoples.

The Bahraini Prime Minister's office denied reports circulated by some news websites regarding a phone call made between Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa and an Israeli official.

Bahrain and Oman could be the next Gulf countries to follow the United Arab Emirates in formalising ties with Israel, Israel's intelligence minister said on Sunday.

Senior White House officials on Friday sought to use the momentum from a historic deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates to appeal to more Arab and Muslim countries to set aside long-standing tensions and make similar agreements.

An Israeli writer said that the former Bahraini Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa, who publically defended Israel, may have paid the price for this support, as he was replaced after 15 years. Khalid Al Khalifa was the very first to have his photo taken with his Israeli counterpart.

Bahraini Society against Normalization with Zionist Enemy said on Tuesday that it "monitored the conference convened to discuss maritime security in the Arab Gulf in Manama, which was held as a continuation to Warsaw Conference at American orders in an attempt to revive its project."

Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper unveiled the Israeli figure who attended the maritime security conference in Bahrain on October 20-21.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society in Bahrain condemned the regime hosting of a Zionist delegation to take part in a meeting on maritime security in the Gulf.

Representatives from more than 60 countries including Israel but not Iran met in Bahrain on Monday to discuss maritime security following attacks on tankers in the Gulf and Saudi oil installations.

The Israeli Channel 12 revealed on Saturday that Israel proposed an initiative to a number of Gulf States based on normalizing relations between both sides and establishing the foundations of open economic and security cooperation despite the continuing Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the statements of Bahraini and Emirati Foreign Ministers against the military operation carried out by Hezbollah against the Israeli army.

he Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society described the Bahraini government's stance represented by the statements of its foreign minister in support of the Israeli strikes on three Arab countries as "rude and irresponsible".

US Middle East Peace Envoy Jason Greenblatt revealed via his Twitter account that a meeting was held between the Bahraini Minister of Foreign Affairs Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa and his Israeli counterpart Katz in Washington.

The United States announced that Israel will participate in a conference hosted by Bahrain in February that will discuss the requirements of securing maritime navigation in the Gulf region.

Trump said that there would never be an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement if one is not negotiated during his presidency. He also opined that there is a “very good chance” his proposal for solving the decades-long conflict could succeed.

US special Middle East peace envoy Jason Greenblatt published yesterday (Tuesday) an Arabic version of the Trump administration's economic proposal for the Palestinians, a key element of its vision for peace with Israel.

The Trump administration organized an economic workshop in Bahrain on June 25 and 26, purportedly aimed at resolving the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Under the title "Peace to Prosperity", the White house seeks to undermine Palestine, its people, and rights.

A selfie photo of an Israeli military man holding his passport in front of “The Bahraini Society against Normalization with Zionist Entity” building angered Bahrainis, who deemed it a provocation against their rejection of the so-called “Peace to Prosperity” workshop and Zionist presence in their country.