Bahrainis protested against the exchange of ambassadors between Bahrain and the Zionist regime as part of the normalization of relations.
According to the Saturday report of Pak Sahafat, on Friday night, Bahrainis took to the streets again to protest the normalization of their country’s relations with the Zionist regime.
According to Bahrain’s Al-Wefaq Jamiat Twitter page, protesters chanted slogans condemning the exchange of ambassadors between Bahrain and Israel and the inauguration of Khalid al-Jalameh, Al Khalifa’s first ambassador to the Zionist regime.
Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, King of Bahrain, on March 30 (April 10, 1400) in two government decrees, while ordering the formation of his country’s diplomatic mission in Israel, appointed “Al-Jalahma” as the country’s first ambassador to the occupied territories.
The UAE-Bahrain compromise agreement with the Zionist regime was formally signed on Tuesday evening (September 16, 2014) in the presence of former US President Donald Trump, and the two small Gulf Arab states revealed their long-standing secret relationship with the Zionists.
Sheikh Hussein al-Dihi, deputy secretary general of the Al-Wefaq Society in Bahrain, said on Wednesday in response to the dispatch of the country’s first ambassador to occupied Palestine: Khaled Youssef al-Jalamah, Bahrain’s first ambassador to Tel Aviv, was the sole representative of himself and the person who sent him.
The Bahraini ambassador to Al-Jalahma arrived in Tel Aviv last Tuesday with his wife.