By: Kayhan Int’l Staff Writer

What words could describe the hanging of a 40-year old Arab Muslim lady in a prison in Manama by the Israeli-trained torturers of the repressive Aal-e Khalifa regime of Bahrain?
Words such as inhuman, barbaric, sadistic, and the like fail to convey the terroristic nature of a criminal clique that survives only because of the support of the callous regimes of London and Washington.
The regime of pirate origin, which neither represents the local Sunni Muslim minority of the Persian Gulf islands state, nor is beholden to Arab nationalism, and has lately begun to openly lick the boots of the archenemies of Islam – the Zionists – admitted its latest crime against humanity in a brief statement:
“A 40-year old Arab woman committed suicide while being held in a centre in preparation for her deportation and was found hanged.”
It is clear by the wording that the lady was a Bahraini citizen and, of course, belonging to the long oppressed Shi’a Muslim majority, several of whose members are regularly kidnapped from their homes and mosques for calling for democratic rule, deprived of their citizenship, tortured, and deported.
It seems, she had suffered physical abuse and to prevent the disclosure of the violation of her Islamic honour by henchmen of the regime, if alive and living in another country, it was decided to kill her through hanging.
The words of the interior ministry statement “suicide” and “found hanged” are proofs of the state terrorism of the Aal-e Khalifa in view of the fact that the lady whose abaya, the long tunic, and scarf were seized by the prison guards, could not have found a rope to tie her neck and hang from the extremely low flat-roofed ceiling.
Moreover, the minority unrepresentative clannish clique would not have committed this crime on its own, unless in complicity with the illegal Zionist entity and instructions from the callous regimes of London and Washington.
Bahrain, where the intruding US 5th fleet is based, brutally crushed the peaceful protests in 2011 with the help of Saudi Arabia and mercenaries recruited from Jordan, Pakistan and other countries.
Since then thousands of people have been imprisoned, hundreds deprived of citizenship and deported, and scores executed.
The prisoners, deportees, and the murdered, include women and underage children.
Some of the prominent prisoners are human rights activists Nabil Rajab, Abdul-Hadi al-Khwaja, Hassan Mushaima, Abdul-Jaleel Singhace, and Hojjat al-Islam Sheikh Ali Salman, the Leader of the al-Wefaq Party who was head of the elected parliament before its dissolution and replacement by rubber-stamp assemblies.
Bahrain’s senior most religious authority, Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassem, who for several months was prevented from holding the weekly congregational Friday Prayer in Manama, is living in exile in the Islamic Republic of Iran on being deprived of his nationality and deported.
The situation in Bahrain could be likened to a powder keg that might explode any moment given the widespread discontent of the people, the growing atrocities of the minority regime, and the complicity of the criminal regimes of the US and Britain.
Washington, London, and other West European capitals never show sympathy for the oppressed and terrorized people, such as the 40-year woman martyr of Manama, or the popularly elected governments of independent states.
Instead, they support unrepresentative and tyrannous regimes, as well as criminals, convicts, arsonists, thugs, traitors, spies, seditionists, terrorists, secessionists, blasphemers, murderers, and women of lose morals trying to disturb the peace of orderly of societies.
This is fully evident by their ominous silence regarding the atrocities in Bahrain, Palestine, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, and their crying hoarse whenever apostates and enemies of humanity in Iran are meted justice.