Bahrain’s Al-Wefaq Party: Israeli Foreign Minister to visit Manama as a threat

According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, Bahrain’s Al-Wefaq party reacted this evening (Wednesday) to the announcement of the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs about the visit of the Israeli Foreign Minister “Yair Lapid” to Bahrain.

Al-Wefaq Party “Some media outlets have reported that the Israeli foreign minister will visit Bahrain,” Bahrain said in a statement. “This is provocative news and this trip is completely rejected, and he should not set foot on Bahraini soil.”

While announcing the firm opposition of all Bahrainis to the contamination of the country’s soil, it was emphasized that [صهیونیستی] “In Bahrain, it means inciting Bahraini sentiments, a desperate attempt to break their word and will, and at the same time a great sabotage of the people of this country in the crucial and principled issues of this country.”

Bahrain’s Al-Wafaq party has announced that it is inviting the Zionist regime’s foreign minister, who does not have this right and the Bahraini people have not chosen it as the ruling regime to establish relations with the Zionist regime, so any contact with Tel Aviv It is rejected and condemned, and the people of Bahrain will not accept it and will deal with it as a threat to the stability and existence of this country.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced today (Wednesday) that Foreign Minister Yair Lapid will leave for Bahrain tomorrow, Thursday.

The visit is at the invitation of his Bahraini counterpart Abdul Latif bin Rashid Al-Zayani, and the Israeli Foreign Minister will open the regime’s embassy in Manama on his first official visit to Bahrain.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry also announced today that the two sides will sign several agreements tomorrow; ‌ However, the Israeli Foreign Ministry statement did not mention these agreements.

Tel Aviv and Manama will also launch a direct flight from Bahrain to occupied Palestine at noon tomorrow, with two flights a week.

In September 2020, Bahrain, through the mediation of the then US government led by Donald Trump, signed a normalization agreement with the occupying regime in Jerusalem called the “Abraham Accords” and officially established diplomatic relations with Tel Aviv.

In July of this year, Yair Lapid officially opened the Israeli embassy in Abu Dhabi and its consulate in Dubai.

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