Special Report from Inside Damascus

Ali Haider, the Minister of Reconciliation, works to release political detainees amidst personal loss and threats. He supports the 'Brides of Peace,' four women advocating for an end to military operations, who were detained by the government. Reconciliation is challenging due to numerous prisoners and damage. In Bob Amra, survivors express mixed feelings about the regime, with some relief that fighting has ceased. Haider, facing personal struggles, remains committed to his mission despite difficult conditions.

What role does Ali Haider play in the government?

• Minister of Education

• Minister of Reconciliation

• Minister of Defense

• Minister of Finance

What was the purpose of the four women wearing wedding gowns?

• To symbolize peace and call for an end to military operations

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To support the military

• To protest against the government

What is the general sentiment among the people in Bob Amra?

• Support for the rebels

• Support for the government

• Exhaustion and relief that fighting has stopped

• Desire for more military action

What is a significant challenge in Bob Amra?

• Lack of food supplies

• High number of prisoners and damage

• Increased foreign intervention

• Economic instability

What personal reminder does Ali Haider keep on his desk?

• A peace treaty

• A picture of his late son

• A map of the conflict zones

• A list of political detainees