The Bahraini Parliament has voted to revoke the membership of three lawmakers following their objection to measures taken by the authorities against individuals sympathetic to Iran. The decision came during heated debates at a parliamentary session that considered the positions of the three MPs to be inconsistent with the requirements of safeguarding national security and preserving internal unity amid the current regional tensions. During the session, lawmakers affirmed support for the authorities’ measures to safeguard the country’s security and stability. They categorically rejected positions or actions that undermine national sovereignty or support external agendas. The revoked memberships included MPs Abdulnabi Salman, Mamdouh Al Saleh, and Mahdi Al Shuwaikh.
