The US aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower passed through the Strait of Hormuz into the waters of the Gulf, US Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed on Monday.

Zeinab Ibrahim, wife of death row political prisoner Mohammad Ramadan, confirmed that the drinking water provided by the authorities in the building No. 1 of Jaw Central Prison to prisoners, including her husband, "has a dirty smell and is not suitable for drinking."

Six sources familiar with the matter told Reuters Bahrain would not abandon its ties with Israel, even though the parliament has made a strident statement suggesting Israel relations were in the freezer.

The Friday preacher at the Imam Al-Sadiq Mosque, located in Diraz, Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour, expressed that "the world has recently celebrated Children's Day at a time when it stands unable to protect the children of Gaza from the horrific massacres and genocide as a result of the brutal and deliberate Israeli bombardment of safe homes, schools, hospitals and shelters." He noted how more than 5,000 children are still missing under the rubble.

What an embarrassing sight it is to see Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa on camera singing songs that glorify him during the opening of an annual animal production exhibition.

Gulf Air has announced that its database was hacked after its IT system was targeted on Friday, November 24, 2023.

Al-Wefaq society said on Saturday, November 25, 2023, that security authorities arrested a number of youths on charges of participating in the pro-Gaza protests in Bahrain.

The Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor condemned a series of political arrests in Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Saudi Arabia intended to stifle freedom of expression.

S&P Global Ratings on Friday revised Bahrain's outlook to "stable" from "positive", citing spending pressures that could push the country's fiscal deficit wider than the credit ratings agency previously expected.

The administration of the American Mission Hospital in Bahrain issued a statement responding to what it dubbed "allegations affecting the hospital," following calls to boycott it for "cooperating with one of the hospitals of the Israeli occupation."

Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Bahrain delivered a speech last Friday at the 19th edition of the Manama Dialogue Conference. His characterization of the situation in Gaza provoked angry reactions from supporters of the Palestinian cause, while it was welcomed by others, specifically the Israeli media.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim expressed that "the Palestinian cause represents in one of its aspects the issue of Karbala, and its jihad represents an extension of that jihad," stressing that "everyone bears the responsibility of supporting the Palestinian cause, men and women alike."

Al-Ayyam newspaper, owned by the King of Bahrain's advisor, claimed that the hashtag #SalmanBinHamadSpeechRepresentsMe was the most trending hashtag on the "X" platform in recent days, asserting significant support for Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa's speech at the opening of the Manama dialogue on the Gaza conflict.

The Bahraini Society Against Normalization with Zionist Enemy has launched a petition calling for the cancellation of the concert of (50 cent) at the "Al-Dana" theater in Bahrain, which will be held on Nov. 23, "out of respect for the lives of our people in Palestine and because of the singer's support for the Zionist entity."

The chairman of the Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Union of Arab Chambers, Samir Abdullah Nass, said in his speech during the Arab-British Economic Summit in London that "prosperity cannot be achieved without stability in light of what we are witnessing today in Palestine."

Sayed Taher Al-Mousawi, a member of Al-Wefaq General Secretariat, greeted Samir Abdullah Nass, Chairman of Bahrain Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Union of Arab Chambers, who defended the Palestinian cause during his speech at the Arab-British Economic Summit in London.

The Bahraini Society Against Normalization with Zionist Enemy held a sit-in in support of the Palestinian people and to demand the cancellation of normalization agreements between Bahrain and Israel, the departure of the US Fifth Fleet, and the boycott of companies and products from countries that are complicit with the entity.

Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour, Friday preacher at the Imam Al-Sadiq Mosque, located in Diraz, expressed that "the war on Gaza is still at the forefront of the scene around the world because it is not like traditional wars that break out between two powers, but rather a war of another nature waged by a brute force."

Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi, deputy secretary-general of Al-Wefaq Society, expressed that there is something more terrible than the crime of normalization in Bahrain at the official level and in the wake of the daily massacres in Gaza.

Sayed Abdullah Al-Ghuraifi stressed that the "Al-Aqsa Flood" operation carried out by the Palestinian resistance "changed all readings and dropped normalization options," pointing out that "the forces supporting the occupation entity and betting on producing relations with it are living in a state of confusion."