Al-Wafaa leader Abdulwahab Hussein said that prisoners represent a strong card, indicating that they pose a major problem for the government.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society mourned on Monday (September 6, 2021) former detainee Mohammad Nas and said that he is deemed a martyr.

The head of the Lebanese Supreme Islamic Shiite Council, Sheikh Abdulamir Qabalan, passed away on Saturday (September 4, 2021).

Academic and political analyst Shafiq Al-Ghabra died on (September 4, 2021) in Kuwait after a struggle with the disease.

The religious authority, Sayed Mohammad Saeed Al-Hakim, died in a heart attack at the age of 85.

As news of his deteriorating health continued, the leader of the Haq Movement, Mr. Hasan Mushaima, issued a statement confirming his endurance and patience.

Deputy Secretary of Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society, Bahrain's largest opposition society, said that ambassador Khaled Yousef Al-Jalahma, Bahrain's first ambassador to the capital of the occupation entity, represents only himself and those who sent him.

Since Bahrain does not have any form of food security, a piece of news such as 'Saudi dairy companies raising their prices' affects Bahraini citizens.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society called for building on the outcome of the Baghdad summit and working to defuse tensions in the region.

The Al-Wefaq National Islamic Society said that the Bahraini regime is bringing back, through its newspapers, media and cronies, during this period the talk about the 2011 events. It is trying hard to prevent and obscure any talk about the need for comprehensive political reform.

Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim pointed to attempts to breach the ranks of opposition, noting that the government wants to get rid of the opposition pressure, without any regard to what benefits the people.

Iran's Shura Council has approved the appointment of Hussein Amir Abdollahian as a foreign minister. Abdollahian served as Iran's ambassador to Bahrain from 2007 to 2010.

Commenting on whether the state is targeting dissidents only with spywares, activist and technical expert Ali Abdulimam said that loyalists who were contacted were convinced that the government is spying on them.

Media activist Yusuf Al-Jamri said that there is a move to sue Israel's NSO Company in the UK. This comes after Citizen Lab issued a report revealing Bahraini government spying on activists' phones.

The Citizen Lab revealed in its report the identities of the two Bahraini activists who were targeted and their phones were hacked by the Israeli NSO Pegasus spyware. The two activists are Moosa Abd-Ali and Yusuf Al-Jamiri, both live in exile.

The Citizen Lab issued on Tuesday (August 24, 2021) a report on the Bahraini government spying on the activists' phone through iPhone spyware by the Israeli NSO group for technology.

In its comment on the Bahraini government relation with the Israeli NSO group, the Citizen Lab explained in its report issued on Tuesday that the government of Bahrain appears to have purchased NSO Group's Pegasus spyware in 2017.

Bahrain said that it allows flights to make use of Bahrain's transit facilities amid evacuations process in Afghanistan.

The Movement turned away from all the important issues that needed to be dealt with, including maintaining security, and instead occupied itself with taking down Ashura manifestations, reminiscent of what the Bahraini regime is doing these days by restricting the Shiite community's commemoration of Ashura rites.

In its two final episodes of the second season, the "Fact-Finding" program, broadcast by the LuaLua Satellite TV Channel, revealed hundreds of state appointments in Bahrain on a tribal and family basis between 1970 and 2021, in the ministerial, security and judicial bodies, in an episode titled: "Tribal Distribution in the State."