The Bahraini Society Against Normalization with Zionist Enemy launched a petition addressed to Egyptian Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly calling on his government to "condemn the Zionist aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the occupied territories, and to open the Rafah crossing.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim said that "the government in Bahrain is required by its devoted Arab Muslim people urging every day and night to expel the Israeli ambassador and abolish normalization with this temporary statelet."

134 Palestinian NGOs and unions called on the Bahraini parliament to "pressure the Bahraini government to contribute to stopping the ongoing genocide against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, and to support them in their current battle against the brutal occupation that commits the most heinous international crimes."

Al-Dana theater in Manama announced, via its Instagram account, that the concert of the Maroon 5 band, which supports the Israeli occupation, and which was scheduled to be held on Monday, November 13, 2023, was postponed to 2024 due to "circumstances beyond control."

The Bahraini authorities released on Wednesday (November 8, 2023) human rights activist Hussein Jawad, who has been arrested since December 2022, within the "open prisons" system, which requires the released to reside in a specific place and imposes several conditions.

The authorities released four political detainees, within the "open prisons" system, among the 12 so-called "Manama Youths" group, which was arrested in March 2011 and sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The Bahraini Society Against Normalization with Zionist Enemy has launched a petition calling on Bahrainis to prevent the Maroon 5 band, which supports the Israeli occupation, from holding a concert at the Dana Theater in Manama on November 13, 2023.

Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society called on the United Nations to put the crimes committed by Israel against humanity during its ongoing aggression on Gaza and its consequences under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, otherwise it will be deemed a complicit.

Ibtisam Al-Saegh called on the authorities to release prisoner of conscience in Jaw Central Prison, Abd Ali Al-Singace, who is sentenced to nearly 15 years in prison over malicious cases and an extrajudicial trial.

The Bahrain Center for Human Rights (BCHR) confirmed that authorities have arrested 28 citizens, including 6 children, during their suppression of pro-Palestine marches in Bahrain since October 7, 2023.

The Court of Cassation upheld a final life sentence against two "defendants" for allegedly "participating in an attempt to smuggle inmates (prisoners) at Jaw Central Prison, on August 10, 2022."

Prisoner of conscience in Jaw Central Prison and leader of the "Haq" movement, Dr. Abduljalil Al-Singace, won the "MESA Academic Freedom Award" for 2023.

Political prisoner Ali Mohammad Al-Salman confirmed that the "Jaw" Central Prison administration contract with private universities of high registration costs that exceed the financial capabilities of prisoners, and the exclusion of the "University of Bahrain" from registration, "discourages prisoners from pursuing their studies."

Sheikh Mohammad Sanqour, the Friday preacher at Imam Al-Sadiq Mosque in Diraz, shared his perspective on the ongoing war on Gaza, declaring that "with this war, which Israel believes is a matter of avenging its so-called pride, it is, in fact, marching inexorably toward its own demise."

The Israeli ambassador in Manama, Eitan Na'eh, confirmed on Friday, November 3, 2023, that "the Bahraini and Israeli ambassadors have not been withdrawn from Bahrain and Israel," asserting that the relationship between the two sides is "stable."

Eight Bahraini political societies called on the Bahraini government to "quickly sever diplomatic relations with the Zionist entity and cancel all forms of normalization that resulted from these relations."

Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that the issuance of a decision not by the Bahraini Ministry of Foreign Affairs on the "departure" of the Israeli Ambassador in Manama, and the "return" of the Bahraini Ambassador from Tel Aviv, likely indicates that this step aims to "calm the Bahraini public opinion".

Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that "no notification or decision has been received from the Bahraini government or the Israeli government to recall the countries' ambassadors."

Political prisoner Abd Ali Al-Singace once again announced starting hunger strike to demand his release, retrial and the formation of an independent investigation committee into human rights abuses and violations against him.

The Bahraini House of Representatives said on Thursday that the Israeli ambassador in Manama left and claimed that it has recalled the Bahraini ambassador from Tel Aviv.