This book poses the most important question: Did Facebook achieve what the greatest leaders of parties and revolutions could not? It strips bare the dictatorial Arab regimes and their brutal practices against their people, such as repression, persecution, forced displacement, and starvation; along with the corruption of their institutions, their involvement in thefts and bribes, and ethical crimes. It deeply portrays the prevailing conditions on the eve of the Arab revolutions, going back two years where oppression accumulated, and citizens were exploited and denied their basic rights. It presents the true reasons and motivations for the Arab Spring. It sheds light on the crucial role of social media, especially Facebook and Twitter, in escalating and fueling public anger and the coordination between opposition movements to declare zero hour. It provided live broadcasts of events with sound and image from the battlefields, showcasing the people's heroism and the authorities' reactions. It provides details on the Egyptian regime's methods to suppress the revolution, including torturing activists and cutting off communications, such as the internet. This book encompasses all the hot issues that concern the Arab world and the world today, sparking debate among supporters and opponents alike.