By: Kayhan Int’l Staff Writer

The repressive Aal-e Khalifa minority regime seems to be hurtling full throttle towards its doom.
In its suicidal “dance to death” with the Zionists, it has become so oblivious of the terrible fate awaiting it that last Thursday it plunged into the cesspool of shame by hosting Yair Lapid, a Hungarian Jew born in Novi Sod in Serbia, who is now foreign minister of the Usurper entity called Israel.
Some 240 Bahrain scholars protested against Lapid’s visit to Manama to open the Israeli embassy, denouncing the regime for its treason against the people and its betrayal of the Palestinian cause, but to no avail, since the regime thinks that as long as sits cozily on the lap of the Americans there is nothing to fear about.
What a gross miscalculations of facts and realities by Hamad Aal-e Khalifa, the sheikh who since 2010 has styled himself as king – a title his pirate sires who occupied Bahrain a couple of centuries ago, never dared to take because of their shady past.
He loves to imprison, torture, kill, exile, and deprive many of the Bahrain people of their citizenship to the delight of his Israel, American, and British overlords, so it is pointless for him if the issue of faraway Palestine or the Zionist desecration of Islam’s former qibla, he al-Aqsa Mosque is raised in his presence.
When the protests of the Bahraini people are suppressed with savagery by Hamad’s mercenary police and security forces made up mostly of Pakistanis and Jordanians serving under British officers, the poor Palestinians should not hope that their outbursts of anger against the presence of the leading Zionists in Manama will have any effect on the Aal-e Khalifa regime.
Look at some of the prominent prisoners languishing in the dungeons of the regime on trumped up charges for calling for restoration of their birthrights and the silence of the UN or the so-called human rights bodies in the West towards their mistreatment.
Sheikh Ali Salman, the leader of the al-Wefaq party and the elected head of the opposition in the now dissolved national assembly, was arrested on 28 December 2014 for staging peaceful public protests, and after serving a 4-year sentence, was given a life sentence on 4 November 2018 without any trial.
Hassan Mushaima, the founder of the al-Haq party was arrested on 22 June 2011 upon arrival from London, and sentenced to life imprisonment by a military court, along with 20 other men.
There are many others, such as Abdul-Jalil as-Singhase, Abdul-Hadi al-Khwaja, and Nabil Rajab, as well as hundreds of women, in addition to around a hundred underage children, who are being systematically tortured in the prisons.
Yet the regimes in London, Washington, and Berlin, say nothing about this gross violation of human rights, and instead lavish the repressive Aal-e Khalifa minority regime for its growing ties with the Zionists.
The most prominent religious leader of Bahrain, the 80-year old Sheikh Isa al-Qassim after years of house arrest has been exiled and his nationality revoked, but the UN has turned a blind eye to his sufferings and that of the other Bahrainis.
The situation will not last long, in view of the resolve of the young generation, which has realized that the peaceful protests of the past ten years have been pointless and has only led to more savagery and treachery by the regime.
The only way now, feel young Bahrainis, both at home and abroad, is the armed struggle to free their homeland from the claws of the Aal-e Khalifa and its British, American, and Zionist masters.
Insha Allah (God Willing) the day is not far when Bahrain will become a free democratic state with no trace of the Aal-e Khalifa pirates.