Palestinians slam Bahrain’s normalization with Israel
Ashraf Shannon
Press TV, Gaza
Palestinians have unanimously slammed a deal reached between the Israeli regime and Bahrain on Friday aimed at full normalization of their ties under the auspices of US President Donald Trump.
The Bahrain normalization deal came only two days after the Arab League refused to condemn the UAE and Israel normalization deal.
During a press conference in Gaza, Palestinian resistance groups described the deal as another stab in the back of the Palestinian people. People in the blockaded Gaza Strip condemned the normalization deal, noting that it marks a moral and strategic downfall in Bahrain’s policies.
Warming of relations between Israel and Arab states, especially in the Persian Gulf region, has increased under Saudi Arabia’s patronage. Hamas movement accused the United States of aiding and abetting Tel-Aviv in its crimes against the Palestinian people.
Palestinians in Gaza are calling for the isolation of the Israeli regime while expressing their full support for the resistance.
Observers say that normalizing ties with the Israeli regime will only encourage Tel-Aviv to further violate the rights of the oppressed Palestinian people who have been suffering for more than seven decades.
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