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Wednesday, 16 February 2022 (YJC)_ During his first visit to Bahrain, the Israeli prime minister called on Bahraini officials to join the Israeli anti-Iranian coalition.
During his first visit to Bahrain since the normalization of relations, Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett called on Israeli officials to join the anti-Iranian coalition.
The British newspaper The Time reported that although the Israeli prime minister and his Bahraini hosts emphasized bilateral economic and diplomatic relations in their official statements, reports indicate that Naftali Bennett made it clear in his secret statements and meetings to Bahrain that the main goal was The meeting is "strengthening the alliance of calm zones against Iran."
According to the report, before leaving Tel Aviv, Bennett said about the purpose of her trip to the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf:
In these turbulent times, it is important to send a message of goodwill and cooperation from this region to stand up to common threats.
During a visit to Bahrain, the Israeli Prime Minister repeated the rhetoric against Iran in an interview with Al-Ayyam newspaper:
We will fight Iran and its supporters day and night. We help our friends strengthen peace, security and stability whenever they ask us.
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