In a moment of the political convergence that some extremist voices in Israel, the Israeli Finance Minister demanded that the Gulf states be funded by the Gulf states to finance his country’s war against Iran, on the pretext that Israel “is doing dirty action on behalf of the world.”
As if the Arab Gulf states should pay the price of adventures that he did not participate in, only because it is economically successful! He forgot or forgotten that the Gulf states are not a party to igniting these conflicts, but rather they always seek to contain, and that their success is a political and economic model to follow.
This requirement, which has a lot of disregard for the sovereignty of states, and ignoring the clear Gulf position, especially the position of the Kingdom of Bahrain, expressed expressed by His Excellency the Minister of the Interior when he said: “Bahrain is not a party to the war, and it will not be,” decisive words that summarize the balanced Bahraini position, based on wisdom and commitment to the principles of peace established by His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, the king of the country. One of the most prominent voices calling for tolerance and coexistence in the world is still wars.
The crisis did not stop at the boundaries of the political discourse, but it extended to what is much more dangerous, the announcement of an Israeli military spokesman, before it later retracted the bombing of the Iranian Bushehr al -Nawawi reactor on the banks of the Persian Gulf, and although Israel later denied that the reactor had been targeted, the merely arriving in this phrase in an official speech was sufficient to ignite a diplomatic and environmental storm.
The difference between the bombing of uranium enrichment facilities such as Natanz or Arak, and the bombing of an effective nuclear reactor such as a Bushehr facility, lies in the possible catastrophic impact on the entire Gulf life, while enrichment facilities are not exported directly when targeted, hitting a nuclear reactor may cause radiation leakage that pollutes the Gulf waters, threatens coastal cities, and disrupts the water desalination plants Countries depend almost completely, as Bahrain depends entirely on desalination, Qatar and Kuwait as well, while the percentage in the UAE reaches more than 80%, and the occurrence of radioactive pollution in Bushehr may remove these stations from service within a few hours, which may lead to an unprecedented health and environmental crisis in the region.
The International Atomic Energy Agency expressed its concern, stressing the need to provide accurate information about any targeting of nuclear sites, while Russia, which is more than 600 of its experts in the Bushehr reactor, was quick to demand an immediate cessation of any attacks near the facility, due to the sensitivity and gravity The reactor in anticipation of any emergency, and in an explicit warning, the Qatari Prime Minister said last March: “Targeting Bushehr means that the Gulf will face a disaster … without water, without fish, without life.”
The most dangerous is that the Bushehr reactor is located in a geopolitical sensitive area, which is an active semiconductor area, which doubles the size of the risks surrounding it. In 2013, the area witnessed an earthquake, and in January 2025, the Iranian earthquake monitoring center recorded another earthquake, and although the tremor did not leave direct effects, it is a reminder of the fragility of the site, and the double threat if seismic activity is associated with any military adventure other than Calculated that the Gulf may turn into an unimaginable catastrophe.
Looking at this crisis scene, Bahrain’s positions emerge as a balanced approach amid the noise of escalation, rejecting the below the logic of weapons, and firmly adhering to the principle of peace as a basic strategic option, so the great king, may God preserve him and his sponsors, the pioneer of peace and the wise of the nation, who launched a global center for peaceful coexistence, embodies his lofty vision and the insightful thought of a rare leadership model in a world full of crises.
His Majesty, who is deeply aware of the fact that wars do not bring behind them security or stability, but they leave behind a lot of hatred, division and destruction, as His Majesty secures a firm belief that peace is not made by force and is not imposed from the crater of the gun, but rather is built on the foundations of dialogue, understanding, and wise negotiations.
His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, the king of the country, may God protect and preserve him from peaceful coexistence, made a firm message, and from the wise diplomacy a fixed approach, which enabled him to consolidate his position among the most prominent global leaders calling for peace and understanding between peoples.
The Persian Gulf is not a “automatic a cashier” for the wars of others, and no square to liquidate the accounts between the aspiring forces of dominance.
The international community must realize that any threat to the Bushehr facility does not affect Iran alone, but it exposes the lives of millions on the opposite side, and that any reckless missile may turn the Gulf from a center for civilized exchange into a sea of ash.
It is time to listen to the voice of the mind, and respect the privacy of this region as an oasis of stability, not as fuel for wars that do not belong to it.
