Ma'an, Jordan
Jordan
Ma'an, Jordan connects to 1782 places across 15 topics through 76 Bunkabop connections, anchored in government, military, and regional history. Its connections overlap most with Syria and Palestine, which are tied as the top co-connected places, followed closely by Israel and Jordan. The 1989 food-subsidy protests that started in Ma'an prompted King Hussein to dismiss his prime minister. The Ma'an News Agency is cited across connections to Israeli-Palestinian conflict coverage, and military history reaches back to the Arab Revolt.
King Hussein
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Winter Haven, Florida | Wye Mills, Maryland
Al-Nasser Salah al-Deen Brigades
Jordanian dinar
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Nablus, Palestine | Andalucia (Jordan), Jordan
Bani Hamida
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Madaba, Jordan | Dhiban, Jordan
Da'am Workers Party
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Israel | Tel Aviv, Israel | Haifa, Israel
Ayrılık
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Palestine | Istanbul, Turkey | Dubai, United Arab Emirates | Angers, France
Auda Abu Tayi
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: France | Damascus, Syria | Aleppo, Syria | Aqaba, Jordan
Ron Yosef
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Israel | Netanya, Israel
Occupation of Ma'an
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Jordan | Syria | Saudi Arabia | Damascus, Syria | Hejaz, Saudi Arabia
Jietai Temple
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: China | Beijing | Fujian | Hangzhou, Zhejiang | Quanzhou, Fujian
Great Mosque of Gaza
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Israel | Palestine | Gaza Strip | Gaza City, Palestine | Madaba, Jordan
UNRWA and Israel
Connects Ma'an, Jordan to: Germany | Israel | Palestine | West Bank | Gaza Strip