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The Bahraini Minister of Interior, during his meeting with editors-in-chief of local newspapers, affirmed that the Kingdom has faced external, ideological, and security challenges, most notably Iranian and terrorist threats. It was highlighted that the "Wilayah al-Faqih" project extends across borders and seeks to establish entities that foster loyalties outside of state authority, which contradicts the principle of national sovereignty. He emphasized that "parallel nationalism" cannot be accepted in a country with sovereignty, and that allegiance must be solely to Bahrain and its leadership. He also confirmed that security measures target those who exploit religion for political purposes abroad, underscoring the importance of community participation in enhancing security through education, media, national culture, and youth awareness. He pointed out that modern warfare involves misinformation and digital technologies, and stressed the importance of providing official and accurate information to counter misinformation, alongside supporting legislation that safeguards national security. In conclusion, he indicated that the unity of the people, the cohesion of institutions, and the society’s collective support for the official leadership form the strongest defense against any external plots targeting the country. He reaffirmed that loyalty to the homeland and respect for sovereignty are fundamental national principles that are non-negotiable.
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