• About   |
  • Submit Guest Post |
  • Contact Us
No Result
View All Result
The Second Angle (TSA Magazine)
Advertise
  • Infotainment
    • Sports
    • People
    • Inspiring
  • Entertainment
    • Lifestyle
    • Home & Decoration
  • Buzz
  • Education
  • Travel
  • Finance
  • Healthcare
  • Technology
The Second Angle
No Result
View All Result
  • Infotainment
  • Entertainment
  • Buzz
  • Education
  • Travel
  • Finance
  • Healthcare
  • Technology
Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
Lexitoto
Slot Demo
RTP SLOT
Lexitoto
Aplikasi Lexitoto
RTP Lexitoto
RTP IDN Slot
RTP PG Soft
RTP Habanero
RTP Microgaming
RTP TopTrend Gaming
RTP GMW
RTP Nolimit City
RTP Booster
Slot Demo Bambu4d
Slot Demo PG Soft
Slot Demo Habanero
Situ Togel Online
Situs Togel Amanah
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Prediksi Togel Lexitoto
Slot Demo PG Soft
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Tips dan Trik Slot Gacor
Prediksi Togel Lexitoto
Lexitoto
Vietnam Lottery
Syair HK
Octagon Lottery
Bandar Situs Togel
Situs Slot Gacor
Bocoran Slot Gacor
Lexitoto
Togel Toto Macau
Situs Togel Macau
Prediksi Macau
Bambu4d
Prediksi Togel Bambu4d
Slot Gacor Bet Kecil
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Situs Togel Online
Aplikasi Bambu4d
Aplikasi RTP Slot
Aplikasi RTP Booster
Aplikasi Slot Demo
Aplikasi Prediksi Togel
RTP Bambu4d
RTP IDN Slot
RTP PG Soft
RTP Habanero
RTP Microgaming
RTP TopTrend Gaming
RTP GMW
RTP Nolimit City
RTP Playstar
RTP Booster
Slot Demo Bambu4d
Slot Demo PG Soft
Slot Demo Habanero
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Prediksi Togel Bambu4d
Bambu4d
Toto Macau
Live Draw HK
Live Draw SDY
Toto Macau
Bandar Togel
https://bluewaveslogistics.com/
Prediksi Syair Taiwan
Situs Toto
Slot Gacor
RTP Slot Gacor
Prediksi Syair HK
Prediksi Syair HK
Prediksi SGP
Prediksi SGP
Prediksi Syair Cambodia
Prediksi Cambodia
Prediksi Cambodia
Prediksi Syair China
Prediksi Syair China
Prediksi Syair SDY
Prediksi PCSO
Syair SDY
SYAIR HK
Situs Togel
Paito SGP
Paito HK
Paito SDY
Prediksi Macau
Live Draw Cambodia
Prediksi Jepang
Situs Togel
Slot Thailand
Live Draw Cambodia
Live SGP
lexitoto
Live Macau
RTP SLOT
hinterlaces.com RTP Slot
Rtp Slot
situs toto
lexitoto
slot deposit pulsa
lexitoto
Data Pengeluaran HK
Prediksi Cambodia
Toto Slot
PREDIKSI SDY
Live Draw HK
Prediksi Macau
Prediksi Cambodia
SYAIR SDY
Prediksi Macau
Slot Pulsa
Prediksi Cambodia
Lexitoto
SYAIR SGP
Toto Slot
Prediksi HK
Situs Slot Gacor
SYAIR MACAU
RTP SLOT HARI INI
Slot Pulsa
Slot Thailand
Prediksi Cambodia
Home News

US ally Jordan rocked by pro-Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood protests over Gaza war

TSA Desk by TSA Desk
April 4, 2024
in News
Reading Time: 11 mins read
US ally Jordan rocked by pro-Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood protests over Gaza war
Share on FacebookShare on WhatsApp
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT

One of the U.S.’s closest Mideast allies, Jordan, has been hit by demonstrations that, according to some analysts, have spilled over into a serious threat to the Hashemite Kingdom with open declarations of support for the Hamas terrorist organization.

Jordan’s government has been one of the most vocal opponents of Israel’s war to root out Hamas terrorists from Gaza after the jihadi movement slaughtered 1,200 people on Oct. 7, including many Americans.

Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi declared in November that “Hamas is an idea and ideas do not die.” Jordan’s Queen Rania cast doubt in a CNN interview on whether Hamas really committed atrocities on Oct. 7.

Veteran experts on Jordan view King Abdullah II and his inner circle as contributing, directly and indirectly, to the unrest that could potentially dislodge his regime.

JORDAN’S KING ABDULLAH MEETING WITH BIDEN HIGHLIGHTS US ALLY’S DILEMMA IN ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR

Protest near to Israeli embassy in Amman, Jordan

Jordanians chant slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration near the Israeli Embassy in Amman, Jordan, on March 28, 2024. (Khalil Mazraawi/AFP via Getty Images)

The former Israeli ambassador to Jordan, Jacob Rosen, told Fox News Digital that “Jordan is walking on a very tight rope. The authorities let the Muslim Brotherhood under whatever cover they operate to voice out their message, but they disperse any demonstrations [that]] may go ‘wrong’ or to turn against the government itself.”

Rosen, who speaks fluent Arabic and is a leading expert on the Hashemite Kingdom, added that Jordan “operates for some years a military hospital in Gaza, which has no choice but to be in contact with whoever is in control there. There is also a sizable contingent of Gazans in Jordan (at least 300,000), which has to be considered.”

“Parallel to that, the minister of foreign affairs, Ayman Safadi, has a free hand with anti-Israeli rhetoric accusing Israel of genocide and warning against ethnic cleansing. But in any case, Jordan cannot condemn Hamas directly but let some publicists or ex-ministers to do that.”

Last week, protesters chanted, “We are your men, Sinwar.” Yehya Sinwar is the Hamas mastermind behind the Oct. 7 attack and is believed to be hiding in Gaza’s vast underground tunnel system.

SENIOR LEADER OF IRAN’S ISLAMIC REVOLUTIONARY GUARD CORPS REPORTEDLY KILLED IN SYRIA STRIKE

Anti-Israel protest in Amman, Jordan

Jordanians chant slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration near the Israeli Embassy in Amman, Jordan, on March 28, 2024. (Khalil Mazraawi/AFP via Getty Images)

Walid Phares, an expert in foreign policy, told Fox News Digital, “What is happening in Jordan now, while it appears as chaotic, is in fact tightly organized by Hamas, the larger Muslim Brotherhood network and the Iran regime. The protests against the Israeli Embassy and spillover in Amman’s streets are the result of tightly coordinated moves by the Iran and Ikhwan networks, with the real target being the Hashemite Kingdom itself.”

The term “Ikhwan” is an Arabic word that refers to the Muslim Brotherhood. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt have classified the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization.

Indeed, just this week, the former Jordanian minister of information, Samih Al-Maaytah, said on the Saudi Arabian TV network Al Arabiya, “The Hamas leaders in Qatar have incited the Jordanian public, and they are inciting the tribes, inciting people to take to the streets and to chant new [anti-Jordanian] slogans. They are trying to say to Jordan, ‘We own the Jordanian public.'” The U.S.-based Middle East Media Research Institute first located and translated Al-Maaytah’s comments.

It was also reported in Israeli media that Al-Maaytah told another Saudi channel, AlHadath, that Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal was sowing discord among Palestinian clans in the kingdom. Al-Maaytah suggested that Meshaal be stripped of his Jordanian citizenship as well as those stoking conflict.

Phares, the author of “Iran: An Imperialist Republic and U.S. Policy,” said, “Some in Israel and the U.S. assert that the queen and foreign minister ‘contributed’ in encouraging demonstrations against Israel. But an examination of the domestic situation in Jordan shows that the royal government had to show that they are in solidarity with the Palestinian people as a way to avert an intifada waged by Hamas, precisely. Jordanians argue that had the U.S. administration not been so attached to the Iran deal, Hamas wouldn’t have been encouraged to attack Israel, and Arab allies would have acted differently and earlier.”

YOUNG GENERATION OF ANTI-HAMAS ACTIVISTS IN GAZA STEP UP TO SERVE BUT ARE SNUBBED BY UN, AID GROUPS

Ayatollah Khamenei Haniyeh

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, right, meets with the chair of the Hamas political bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, third left, in Tehran, Iran, on March 26, 2024. (Iranian Leader Press Office/Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images)

He continued, “Hence, we know that Tehran and Damascus have been targeting the Hashemite Kingdom for years, and now it looks like they’ve unleashed their supporters against the regime.”

The fragility of Jordan’s kingdom has made it a target for past efforts to oust the king. The nation does not have an oil and gas industry. The unemployment rate is more than 20% and the kingdom has made no real effort to heighten awareness about the need for peace with Israel’s population following the 1994 peace accord between the Jewish state and Amman.

Phares said that “Almost half of the Jordanian population is of Palestinian descent, and an attempt by Yasser Arafat and the PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization), backed by the Assad regime [in Syria], to take over the country was averted by the loyal Jordanian armed forces.”

“The more Israel closed in on Hamas the more the Islamists of Jordan closed in on the Jordanian government,” he continued. “Obviously, the best gate for Iran and the Brotherhood – read, Hamas – to ignite an intifada in the kingdom is a series of violent protests against the Israeli Embassy to appear in sync with the protests everywhere else. But the second stage is in the form of clashes with Jordanian security forces. This old Bolshevik and later jihadi tactic aims at putting large segments of society against their own armed forces, which I believe is the ultimate goal of the Iran axis. It is about taking out Jordan as a Western ally and spread chaos, leading to sending militias across the borders.”

UNITED NATIONS CHIEF BREAKS SILENCE ON HAMAS TERRORISTS’ SEXUAL VIOLENCE, AGREES TO INVESTIGATE OCT 7 ATTACK

Jordan’s King Abdullah II shakes hands with President Biden at the White House in February. The leaders discussed the war between Israel and Hamas as well as how to achieve peace in the region. (AP/File)

President Biden met with Abdullah in February at the White House, where the leaders discussed the war in Gaza. King Abdullah said, “We cannot afford an Israeli attack on Rafah,” adding that “It is certain to produce another humanitarian catastrophe.” The last vestiges of Hamas’ battalions are in the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip. Hamas is also holding more than 100 hostages who are believed to be in Rafah.

Biden thanked Jordan at the meeting for its humanitarian aid to Gaza, stating, “We’re grateful to our partners and allies like the king who work with us every single day to advance security and stability across the region and beyond. It’s difficult times like these when the bonds between nations are more important than ever.”

Biden said at the meeting with the king that a Palestinian state could lead to stability and peace with Israel’s Arab neighbors.

“That effort was underway before the Oct. 7 attacks,” Biden said, adding, “It’s even more urgent today.”

Pro-Palestinian protesters march with signs and Palestine flag

People march in solidarity with the Palestinians in front of Al-Husseini Mosque in Amman, Jordan, on Dec. 8, 2023. (Laith Al-jnaidi/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The mood in Israel, however, largely contradicts Biden’s optimism, as most Israelis see the two-state solution as a kind of dead-man-walking idea after more than 70 years of failed attempts.

An unnamed Jordanian official condemned the protests by saying, “Hamas is inciting and trying to ignite unrest inside the kingdom. We will not allow it to achieve its goal.”

The growing Iranian threat to Jordan’s government further surfaced when a security official from the pro-Iran regime militia said about intervention in the Hashemite Kingdom: “The ‘Islamic Resistance in Iraq’ is ready to meet the needs of 12,000 fighters … so that we can stand united in defending our brothers in Palestine.” 

Anti-Israel protests have continued in Jordan.

Police take position during a protest in support of Palestinians in Gaza near the U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan, on Dec. 31, 2023. (Reuters/Alaa Al Sukhni)

The security situation for Jordan appears to be raising alarm bells within the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank (known as Judea and Samaria in Israel).

“The President of the PA, Mahmoud Abbas, spoke with King Abdullah II on Tuesday and reiterated during the call Palestine’s stand in solidarity with the Kingdom of Jordan, headed by King Abdullah II,” according to the Palestinian WAFA news agency. WAFA also wrote, “President Abbas stressed the complete rejection of all attempts to tamper with Jordan’s security and stability or attempts to exploit the suffering of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip to tamper with the Jordanian arena, affirming the rejection of any external interference in the internal Jordanian affairs.”

CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

The external interference is an apparent reference to the pro-Iranian regime proxies in Iraq.

A Jordanian government spokesperson had “No comment” when asked by Fox News Digital about the recent unrest in Amman, anti-Israel rhetoric from the government, and whether Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood should be designated as terrorist organizations.

(this story has not been edited by TSA Mag staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

RelatedPosts

This Diwali, RVCJ & Honda, in Association with Chinese Wok, Unveil 'WRONG NUMBER REBOOT' – A Perfect Blend of Love, Laughter, & Entertainment

This Diwali, RVCJ & Honda, in Association with Chinese Wok, Unveil ‘WRONG NUMBER REBOOT’ – A Perfect Blend of Love, Laughter, & Entertainment

Polish Man Sentenced To Four Months, Deported From Denmark For June Assault On Danish Prime Minister

Polish Man Sentenced To Four Months, Deported From Denmark For June Assault On Danish Prime Minister

One of the U.S.’s closest Mideast allies, Jordan, has been hit by demonstrations that, according to some analysts, have spilled over into a serious threat to the Hashemite Kingdom with open declarations of support for the Hamas terrorist organization.

Jordan’s government has been one of the most vocal opponents of Israel’s war to root out Hamas terrorists from Gaza after the jihadi movement slaughtered 1,200 people on Oct. 7, including many Americans.

Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi declared in November that “Hamas is an idea and ideas do not die.” Jordan’s Queen Rania cast doubt in a CNN interview on whether Hamas really committed atrocities on Oct. 7.

Veteran experts on Jordan view King Abdullah II and his inner circle as contributing, directly and indirectly, to the unrest that could potentially dislodge his regime.

JORDAN’S KING ABDULLAH MEETING WITH BIDEN HIGHLIGHTS US ALLY’S DILEMMA IN ISRAEL-HAMAS WAR

Protest near to Israeli embassy in Amman, Jordan

Jordanians chant slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration near the Israeli Embassy in Amman, Jordan, on March 28, 2024. (Khalil Mazraawi/AFP via Getty Images)

The former Israeli ambassador to Jordan, Jacob Rosen, told Fox News Digital that “Jordan is walking on a very tight rope. The authorities let the Muslim Brotherhood under whatever cover they operate to voice out their message, but they disperse any demonstrations [that]] may go ‘wrong’ or to turn against the government itself.”

Rosen, who speaks fluent Arabic and is a leading expert on the Hashemite Kingdom, added that Jordan “operates for some years a military hospital in Gaza, which has no choice but to be in contact with whoever is in control there. There is also a sizable contingent of Gazans in Jordan (at least 300,000), which has to be considered.”

“Parallel to that, the minister of foreign affairs, Ayman Safadi, has a free hand with anti-Israeli rhetoric accusing Israel of genocide and warning against ethnic cleansing. But in any case, Jordan cannot condemn Hamas directly but let some publicists or ex-ministers to do that.”

Last week, protesters chanted, “We are your men, Sinwar.” Yehya Sinwar is the Hamas mastermind behind the Oct. 7 attack and is believed to be hiding in Gaza’s vast underground tunnel system.

SENIOR LEADER OF IRAN’S ISLAMIC REVOLUTIONARY GUARD CORPS REPORTEDLY KILLED IN SYRIA STRIKE

Anti-Israel protest in Amman, Jordan

Jordanians chant slogans during a pro-Palestinian demonstration near the Israeli Embassy in Amman, Jordan, on March 28, 2024. (Khalil Mazraawi/AFP via Getty Images)

Walid Phares, an expert in foreign policy, told Fox News Digital, “What is happening in Jordan now, while it appears as chaotic, is in fact tightly organized by Hamas, the larger Muslim Brotherhood network and the Iran regime. The protests against the Israeli Embassy and spillover in Amman’s streets are the result of tightly coordinated moves by the Iran and Ikhwan networks, with the real target being the Hashemite Kingdom itself.”

The term “Ikhwan” is an Arabic word that refers to the Muslim Brotherhood. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt have classified the Muslim Brotherhood as a foreign terrorist organization.

Indeed, just this week, the former Jordanian minister of information, Samih Al-Maaytah, said on the Saudi Arabian TV network Al Arabiya, “The Hamas leaders in Qatar have incited the Jordanian public, and they are inciting the tribes, inciting people to take to the streets and to chant new [anti-Jordanian] slogans. They are trying to say to Jordan, ‘We own the Jordanian public.'” The U.S.-based Middle East Media Research Institute first located and translated Al-Maaytah’s comments.

It was also reported in Israeli media that Al-Maaytah told another Saudi channel, AlHadath, that Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal was sowing discord among Palestinian clans in the kingdom. Al-Maaytah suggested that Meshaal be stripped of his Jordanian citizenship as well as those stoking conflict.

Phares, the author of “Iran: An Imperialist Republic and U.S. Policy,” said, “Some in Israel and the U.S. assert that the queen and foreign minister ‘contributed’ in encouraging demonstrations against Israel. But an examination of the domestic situation in Jordan shows that the royal government had to show that they are in solidarity with the Palestinian people as a way to avert an intifada waged by Hamas, precisely. Jordanians argue that had the U.S. administration not been so attached to the Iran deal, Hamas wouldn’t have been encouraged to attack Israel, and Arab allies would have acted differently and earlier.”

YOUNG GENERATION OF ANTI-HAMAS ACTIVISTS IN GAZA STEP UP TO SERVE BUT ARE SNUBBED BY UN, AID GROUPS

Ayatollah Khamenei Haniyeh

Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, right, meets with the chair of the Hamas political bureau, Ismail Haniyeh, third left, in Tehran, Iran, on March 26, 2024. (Iranian Leader Press Office/Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images)

He continued, “Hence, we know that Tehran and Damascus have been targeting the Hashemite Kingdom for years, and now it looks like they’ve unleashed their supporters against the regime.”

The fragility of Jordan’s kingdom has made it a target for past efforts to oust the king. The nation does not have an oil and gas industry. The unemployment rate is more than 20% and the kingdom has made no real effort to heighten awareness about the need for peace with Israel’s population following the 1994 peace accord between the Jewish state and Amman.

Phares said that “Almost half of the Jordanian population is of Palestinian descent, and an attempt by Yasser Arafat and the PLO (Palestine Liberation Organization), backed by the Assad regime [in Syria], to take over the country was averted by the loyal Jordanian armed forces.”

“The more Israel closed in on Hamas the more the Islamists of Jordan closed in on the Jordanian government,” he continued. “Obviously, the best gate for Iran and the Brotherhood – read, Hamas – to ignite an intifada in the kingdom is a series of violent protests against the Israeli Embassy to appear in sync with the protests everywhere else. But the second stage is in the form of clashes with Jordanian security forces. This old Bolshevik and later jihadi tactic aims at putting large segments of society against their own armed forces, which I believe is the ultimate goal of the Iran axis. It is about taking out Jordan as a Western ally and spread chaos, leading to sending militias across the borders.”

UNITED NATIONS CHIEF BREAKS SILENCE ON HAMAS TERRORISTS’ SEXUAL VIOLENCE, AGREES TO INVESTIGATE OCT 7 ATTACK

Jordan’s King Abdullah II shakes hands with President Biden at the White House in February. The leaders discussed the war between Israel and Hamas as well as how to achieve peace in the region. (AP/File)

President Biden met with Abdullah in February at the White House, where the leaders discussed the war in Gaza. King Abdullah said, “We cannot afford an Israeli attack on Rafah,” adding that “It is certain to produce another humanitarian catastrophe.” The last vestiges of Hamas’ battalions are in the city of Rafah in the Gaza Strip. Hamas is also holding more than 100 hostages who are believed to be in Rafah.

Biden thanked Jordan at the meeting for its humanitarian aid to Gaza, stating, “We’re grateful to our partners and allies like the king who work with us every single day to advance security and stability across the region and beyond. It’s difficult times like these when the bonds between nations are more important than ever.”

Biden said at the meeting with the king that a Palestinian state could lead to stability and peace with Israel’s Arab neighbors.

“That effort was underway before the Oct. 7 attacks,” Biden said, adding, “It’s even more urgent today.”

Pro-Palestinian protesters march with signs and Palestine flag

People march in solidarity with the Palestinians in front of Al-Husseini Mosque in Amman, Jordan, on Dec. 8, 2023. (Laith Al-jnaidi/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The mood in Israel, however, largely contradicts Biden’s optimism, as most Israelis see the two-state solution as a kind of dead-man-walking idea after more than 70 years of failed attempts.

An unnamed Jordanian official condemned the protests by saying, “Hamas is inciting and trying to ignite unrest inside the kingdom. We will not allow it to achieve its goal.”

The growing Iranian threat to Jordan’s government further surfaced when a security official from the pro-Iran regime militia said about intervention in the Hashemite Kingdom: “The ‘Islamic Resistance in Iraq’ is ready to meet the needs of 12,000 fighters … so that we can stand united in defending our brothers in Palestine.” 

Anti-Israel protests have continued in Jordan.

Police take position during a protest in support of Palestinians in Gaza near the U.S. Embassy in Amman, Jordan, on Dec. 31, 2023. (Reuters/Alaa Al Sukhni)

The security situation for Jordan appears to be raising alarm bells within the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank (known as Judea and Samaria in Israel).

“The President of the PA, Mahmoud Abbas, spoke with King Abdullah II on Tuesday and reiterated during the call Palestine’s stand in solidarity with the Kingdom of Jordan, headed by King Abdullah II,” according to the Palestinian WAFA news agency. WAFA also wrote, “President Abbas stressed the complete rejection of all attempts to tamper with Jordan’s security and stability or attempts to exploit the suffering of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip to tamper with the Jordanian arena, affirming the rejection of any external interference in the internal Jordanian affairs.”

CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP

The external interference is an apparent reference to the pro-Iranian regime proxies in Iraq.

A Jordanian government spokesperson had “No comment” when asked by Fox News Digital about the recent unrest in Amman, anti-Israel rhetoric from the government, and whether Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood should be designated as terrorist organizations.

(this story has not been edited by TSA Mag staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

ShareSendTweet

Related Posts

This Diwali, RVCJ & Honda, in Association with Chinese Wok, Unveil 'WRONG NUMBER REBOOT' – A Perfect Blend of Love, Laughter, & Entertainment
News

This Diwali, RVCJ & Honda, in Association with Chinese Wok, Unveil ‘WRONG NUMBER REBOOT’ – A Perfect Blend of Love, Laughter, & Entertainment

This Diwali, RVCJ is back with a bang! RVCJ & Honda in association with Chinese Wok, is excited to announce...

Read moreDetails
Polish Man Sentenced To Four Months, Deported From Denmark For June Assault On Danish Prime Minister
News

Polish Man Sentenced To Four Months, Deported From Denmark For June Assault On Danish Prime Minister

A Polish man on Wednesday was sentenced to four months in jail for assault on Danish Prime Minister as well...

Read moreDetails
Egypt Asks Its Airlines To Avoid Iranian Airspace For Three Hours On Thursday
News

Egypt Asks Its Airlines To Avoid Iranian Airspace For Three Hours On Thursday

Egypt instructed all of its airlines to avoid Iranian airspace for three hours in the early morning on Thursday amid...

Read moreDetails
2 Dead, 2 Trapped In Wreckage After Partial Collapse Of A Hotel On Mosel River, Germany
News

2 Dead, 2 Trapped In Wreckage After Partial Collapse Of A Hotel On Mosel River, Germany

Two people have been confirmed dead following the partial collapse of a hotel on Mosel River. The incident occurred in...

Read moreDetails
Nobel Laureate Tapped To Lead Bangladesh After Embattled PM's Ouster
News

Nobel Laureate Tapped To Lead Bangladesh After Embattled PM’s Ouster

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has been selected as the temporary head of the Bangladeshi government following longtime Prime Minister Sheikh...

Read moreDetails
The Atomic Bomb Was Created Under A Secret Government Project, And Was Soon After Dropped On A Japanese City To End WWII
News

The Atomic Bomb Was Created Under A Secret Government Project, And Was Soon After Dropped On A Japanese City To End WWII

The atomic bombs instantly took thousands of lives and thousands more in the aftermath of radiation and injury.

Read moreDetails
Load More

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest

7 Gems Of Uttarakhand, If You’re Planning A Trip

7 Gems Of Uttarakhand, If You’re Planning A Trip

10 Best Kangana Ranaut Movies You Must Watch

10 Best Kangana Ranaut Movies You Must Watch

How To Have The Perfect Vacation Or Staycation

How To Have The Perfect Vacation Or Staycation

ADVERTISEMENT

About

The Second Angle

The Second Angle (TSA) Magazine covers a broad spectrum of topics including Entertainment, Lifestyle, education, Crypto, iGaming, Technology, fashion, beauty, relationships, celebrities, wellness, travel, and food. It also features user-generated content in the form of tips, guest post, forums, polls, contests and other interactive articles.

Important Links

  • About
  • Guest Post
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms
  • Contact Us
  • Newsletter
ADVERTISEMENT

© 2017-23. The Second Angle. All Rights Reserved. Developed and Managed by SquareBase.io

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Infotainment
    • Sports
    • People
    • Inspiring
  • Entertainment
    • Lifestyle
    • Home & Decoration
  • Buzz
  • Education
  • Travel
  • Finance
  • Healthcare
  • Technology

© 2017-23. The Second Angle. All Rights Reserved. Developed and Managed by SquareBase.io

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.