Ali Al-Aswad Highlights Bahraini Regime's Political Contradictions, Says Normalization Led to Palestinian Bloodshed
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2024-01-22 - 12:37 p
Bahrain Mirror: Al-Wefaq leader, Ali Al-Aswad, underscored the severe consequences of Bahrain's normalization agreement with the Zionist entity, asserting that it has led to the shedding of Palestinian blood. Speaking at the "Freedom for Palestine" conference in Istanbul, he criticized the regime's actions as "a departure from principles, values, and logic, declaring its alignment with Zionists against the core cause of Arabs and Muslims-the Palestinian cause."
Al-Aswad condemned the Bahraini regime's perceived "madness and stupidity," portraying it as "a clear manifestation of absolute subordination to Zionist decisions and their masters." He emphasized that the people of Bahrain are innocent of this alignment.
Drawing attention to the regime's long-standing political schizophrenia, Al-Aswad highlighted its habit of making claims that contradict reality and contradicting itself multiple times daily. He pointed out the regime's inconsistency, showcasing instances where it promotes peaceful coexistence, tolerance, and religious pluralism on an international stage, while simultaneously referring citizens to trial for participating in solidarity activities with Gaza. This dual stance, according to Al-Aswad, not only implicates the regime as a partner in aggression but also exposes its false claim of supporting Palestinians while in fact boldly supporting Zionists and establishing relations with them.
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