Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim pointed to attempts to breach the ranks of opposition, noting that the government wants to get rid of the opposition pressure, without any regard to what benefits the people.

Iran's Shura Council has approved the appointment of Hussein Amir Abdollahian as a foreign minister. Abdollahian served as Iran's ambassador to Bahrain from 2007 to 2010.

Commenting on whether the state is targeting dissidents only with spywares, activist and technical expert Ali Abdulimam said that loyalists who were contacted were convinced that the government is spying on them.

Media activist Yusuf Al-Jamri said that there is a move to sue Israel's NSO Company in the UK. This comes after Citizen Lab issued a report revealing Bahraini government spying on activists' phones.

The Citizen Lab revealed in its report the identities of the two Bahraini activists who were targeted and their phones were hacked by the Israeli NSO Pegasus spyware. The two activists are Moosa Abd-Ali and Yusuf Al-Jamiri, both live in exile.

The Citizen Lab issued on Tuesday (August 24, 2021) a report on the Bahraini government spying on the activists' phone through iPhone spyware by the Israeli NSO group for technology.

In its comment on the Bahraini government relation with the Israeli NSO group, the Citizen Lab explained in its report issued on Tuesday that the government of Bahrain appears to have purchased NSO Group's Pegasus spyware in 2017.

Bahrain said that it allows flights to make use of Bahrain's transit facilities amid evacuations process in Afghanistan.

The Movement turned away from all the important issues that needed to be dealt with, including maintaining security, and instead occupied itself with taking down Ashura manifestations, reminiscent of what the Bahraini regime is doing these days by restricting the Shiite community's commemoration of Ashura rites.

In its two final episodes of the second season, the "Fact-Finding" program, broadcast by the LuaLua Satellite TV Channel, revealed hundreds of state appointments in Bahrain on a tribal and family basis between 1970 and 2021, in the ministerial, security and judicial bodies, in an episode titled: "Tribal Distribution in the State."

Bahrain's Ambassador to the US Abdullah bin Rashid Al Khalifa said the recent fighting on Gaza was shorter in length and fewer in casualties compared to 2014 war, arguing that new lines of communication in region make it easier to defuse conflict.

More than 100 academics signed an open letter in solidarity with detained Bahraini academic Dr. Abduljalil Al-Singace and demanded the Bahraini authorities to stop the humiliating treatment against him and return his researches that were confiscated by the security authorities.

The Public Prosecution in Bahrain announced, via its Twitter account, the release of a political prisoner sentenced to life imprisonment, "in consideration of his health condition".

The Central Bank of Iran announced taking legal action to file a lawsuit against Bahrain.

The High Appeals Court upheld on Tuesday (August 3, 2021) the 2-year jail verdict and execution of sentence issued against retired Colonel Mohammad Al-Zayani.

After days of controversy caused by the public media and Bahraini officials, Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa does not seem to be serious about controlling the media escalation against Qatar and respecting the Al-Ula agreement.

Bahrain Mirror: The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society called on the authorities to release three of the political prisoners who suffer difficult health conditions.

Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Sudan, Dr. Maryam Al-Sadiq Al-Mahdi, voiced her pride in the praise of King Hamad bin Isa, during their meeting on Monday, of the contributions of the Sudanese community in many fields, especially the military field.

Bahrain Minister of Transport and Telecommunications said in a statement on Thursday the Gulf kingdom is working with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) to introduce the necessary technical arrangements to ensure the safety of international air traffic in the region.

In February, former MP Khalid Abdulal returned to Bahrain after apologizing to the King and Interior Ministry. He was promised by the king’s son that no one would harm him. After two weeks only, he was summoned and arrested.