Bahrain bans Lebanon travel, sectarian tension rises

MANAMA - Bahrain warned its nationals on Tuesday not to travel to Lebanon for their own safety, after Iranian-backed Shi@@@ite Muslim group Hezbollah came out in support of weeks of protests by mainly Shi@@@ite demonstrators.
The warning highlights growing tensions in the world@@@s largest oil-exporting region between Sunni-ruled Arab countries and non-Arab Shi@@@ite power Iran, just across Gulf waters.
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