The security alert comes days after Manama signed an American-backed deal with Israel. FMTNews
Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates last week signed deals to normalise ties with Israel at the White House.
“The Embassy encourages all US citizens to review their personal security plans, remain aware of their surroundings, including local events, and maintain a high level of vigilance,” an embassy statement read. Small sporadic protests took place in Bahrain on Friday against the deals, a rare display of dissent in the oil-rich island nation.The embassy encouraged citizens to “keep a low profile” and to “avoid crowds and demonstrations”.Bahrain’s King, Sheikh Hamad bin Issa Al-Khalifa, said on Monday that the deal with Israel was “not directed against anyone”, state media reported.
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