Pak Sahafat – In a statement, the National Islamic Union of Bahrain strongly criticized the government’s intention to recruit Zionist doctors in Bahrain despite the presence of doctors seeking work in the country.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report from “Manama Post” newspaper, it is stated in this statement that the suffering of the people of Bahrain will continue for a long time due to the policies of the government, as public funds are spent to satisfy the demands of the occupying regime and the great powers and are wasted to whitewash its human rights record.
Jamiat Al-Fafaq Bahrain continued to emphasize: Despite the pain and suffering of Bahraini citizens due to the deterioration of living and economic conditions, high prices, tax increases, the increase in the number of foreigners, as well as the housing and health crisis, the occupying regime’s press acknowledged the sale of 24% of its weapons to Bahrain, the UAE and Morocco in 2022 and today they are talking about the proposal to recruit a number of doctors in the country.
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It was September 2020 when the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain signed agreements on the normalization of relations and reconciliation known as the “Abraham” agreement with the Israeli regime in the presence of Trump. A little later, the two countries of Maghreb and Sudan also joined this group.
“Al-Khalij Online” news-analytical website recently announced in a report that the compromise process of some Arab countries with the Zionist regime went wrong at the same time as popular opposition to it, and discussed its causes and factors and wrote: At the beginning of the third year of the signing of the agreement for the normalization of relations between the Zionist regime, known as the “Ibrahim Agreement”, with the governments of the UAE and Bahrain, more evidence of the failure of these agreements to attract public opinion in the Persian Gulf region can be seen.
According to this website, it seems that the compromise agreement and normalization of the relations of several Arab states with Tel Aviv since September 2020, including the UAE and Bahrain, has received very little favor in the society of these countries, and this trend of favor has decreased and continues.