Episodes: Series - Al Bab Al Sharqi - 2011

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The attack on the protesters in Liberation Square is carried out by the regime's men to prevent the mobilization of more people to carry out a revolution against the regime in Iraq.

Raad's demonstrators gather in the square. Asmaa treats Mowaffaq, while Hussam, the leader of the group, goes to the square with his friend Bilal and asks the demonstrators to stand firm.

Raad's mother searches for her son in the streets until she finds him, while Samar begs Adel not to leave her at night for fear of demonstrations. Bilal quarrels with Hussam and tears all the newspapers.

Adel advises Samar to spend the night at the family home. Following his arrest, Alaa is interrogated and tortured so that his accomplices and the person who supports them could be reached.

With his eyes closed, Alaa is taken out of the torture chamber and thrown into the road. Basil and his group go to the square to join the rest of the demonstrators.

Hussam delivers an earth-shattering speech on the Friday of Rage sit-in, asking for the reform of the regime, not toppling it. Mowaffaq goes to Liberation Square to participate in the demonstrations.

Samar discovers that Safaa is wounded, and he confesses to her that he was not traveling but was with the young people protesting in Liberation Square, which upsets Adel when he finds out.

The regime eavesdrops on the calls of the leaders of the demonstrators. Alaa's mother talks to Dr. Asma to ask for her hand in marriage for her son, while Hussam calls some young men in the square to find out what is happening there.

Samar and Safaa go to visit Asma, and Alaa finds himself unable to help her. Safaa learns that Adel was in the tent in the square and gives orders that the protesters be beaten.

Raad's mother calls her son and asks him to leave the square and return, while the friends of Asma's father try to find the girl, but to no avail. Adel interrogates Asma.

Mowaffaq asks his father to let him join the demonstrations so that the living conditions in Iraq could be improved.

Samer calls Fayza, who is unable to hold the phone because she is so ill. Raad's mother prepares food for the young protestors in the square, while Adel feels remorse.

The regime wants to put the army in the face of the demonstrators, so Hussam decides to arrange a television interview on an international channel to convey the demands of the protesters to public opinion. Samar tells Adel that it was Asma who saved Safaa from death.

Dr. Asma disappears from the detention prison, whereupon Adel becomes angry and quarrels with Shaker.

Adel takes Dr. Asma to Zayed's mother's house to take care of her and calls her father to go to her. Fayza's mother decides to leave the house and the city for fear of demonstrations.

Samar visits Asma and advises her to stay strong. Hussam conducts a television interview calling on the international community to pay attention to Iraq and the demands of the Iraqis, despite Bilal's reluctance.

The Friday of Rage demonstrations are active all over Iraq, and all young people go to Liberation Square to call out their demands.