The Criminal Investigation Department summoned the administrator of the "Disney Day Care" based on a notice filed against it by the Ministry of Education.

The Jordanian authorities handed over to the United Arab Emirates Khalaf Al-Rumaithi, an Emirati who holds the Turkish nationality, to be retired over the charge of "establishing a secret organization affiliated with the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood", the Emirati state news agency, WAM, reported.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Oil and Gas Holding Company, Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, revealed that the company "achieved a significant profit of 125%, mainly driven by the increase in production and increase in oil prices from $ 66 to $ 95 per barrel, during the past year" 2022.

Saudi Arabia is working to support Bahrain's collapsing economy every now and then. It recently revealed that it had allocated an investment fund to inject $5 billion into Manama, and confirmed that it is working to accelerate work on the parallel bridge project between the two countries to boost tourism.

UN rapporteurs called on the government of Bahrain to "review the Law on the Protection of Society from Terrorist Acts and the Nationality Law to ensure that they comply with Bahrain's international obligations."

Families of political prisoners who are sentenced to death have expressed their deep concern over the fate of their children and losing contact with them since May 15, 2023.

The director of the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy (BIRD), Sayed Ahmed Al-Wadaei, confirmed that calls between political prisoners in Jaw prison and their families are still cut off until Tuesday (May 16, 2023), as a result of the assault incident against prisoner which took place two days ago.

The Bahrain Forum for Human Rights affirmed that it is normal not to trust the followed official procedures after complaints were issued about assaults on prisoners as a result of the previous policies of the Jaw Central Prison administration in dealing with prisoners of conscience, including those sentenced to death.

Jaw Prison guards attacked on Sunday (May 14, 2023) political prisoners who are sentenced to death, injuring a number of them.

Bahrain's Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society called for the re-opening of the shrine of the great companion "Sa'asa'a bin Souhan Al-a'abdi," which is located in southern Bahrain and dates back to 1300 years. The society indicated that the regime closed the shrine and is preventing citizens from visiting it.

The move to change the school curricula in Bahrain may have been brought to a halt, or in fact being reviewed, but it is important to know how it was done, and what arrangements were made between the authorities in Bahrain and the government of the Israeli entity to change the school curricula.

Saudi Minister of Investment Khalid bin Abdulaziz Al-Falih announced that Saudi Arabia will establish an investment fund that aims to invest up to $5 billion.

15 British MPs have signed a motion expressing "strong concern at Bahrain's ongoing sponsorship of the Royal Windsor Horse Show 2023, despite the Kingdom's appalling human rights and dentition of hundreds of political prisoners."

Sayed Abdullah Al-Ghuraifi stressed that "curriculum changes collide with the values of religion," stressing that "it is not permissible to neglect the pillars of religion for political interests, regardless of the reasons and justifications may be."

The Bahrain Press Association stressed that "the government of Bahrain is not called upon to reconsider Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja's file; it is only called upon to get rid of its revenge complex."

The Bahrain Human Rights Forum, in cooperation with the Journalists Support Committee and the Khiam Center for the Rehabilitation of Victims of Torture, held a media seminar on May 11, 2023 entitled "Bahrain: An environment that suppresses press freedoms", marking the "Bahraini Press Day" and "World Press Freedom Day".

A team of specialists has been assigned to conduct a comprehensive review of all curricula to verify all modifications and changes that have occurred, said the Minister of Education Mohammed bin Mubarak Jumaa.

he Crown Minister and Prime Minister directed the Minister of Education Mohammed bin Mubarak Jumaa to immediately halt any changes made to the Kingdom's educational curricula, according to Bahrain News Agency.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim stressed that "changing the curricula is a consolation for Israel, and selling out the fundamentals of religion and history for the sake of normalization is a clear fight against religion that the Muslim people should not remain silent about."

Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi, deputy Secretary-General of Al-Wefaq, stressed that "Palestine will remain our first cause and we will not be reckless in defending it despite the inaction of some rulers and their normalization with the usurping entity."