The uprising known as the Arab Spring in the early 2010s was influenced by various factors, including widespread discontent with authoritarian regimes, economic hardships, and socio-political corruption. Social media platforms played a crucial role in mobilizing protests and disseminating information, allowing citizens to share their grievances and coordinate movements. Inspired by successful uprisings in neighboring countries, like Tunisia, the Arab Spring ignited demonstrations across the Middle East, leading to significant political upheaval. While it led to some democratic advances, it also resulted in instability and conflicts in several nations, illustrating the complexities of activism in authoritarian contexts.