A car explosion draws the attention of the police, who begin investigating the incident as no Jihadi group claims responsibility for the attack. The absence of an immediate claim leaves questions surrounding the identity and motives of those behind the explosion. Meanwhile, Rasheed completes the final preparations for his talk show, "Crossroads," making sure everything is ready as he prepares to launch the program and move forward with his new television project.
Rasheed publicly condemns the Jihadi groups and describes them as terrorists, making himself a target of those angered by his outspoken position and putting his safety at serious risk. Meanwhile, Sheikh No'man continues trying to expand his group by manipulating and deceiving vulnerable young men, attempting to persuade them to join his Jihadi organization and follow its cause without revealing the full consequences of becoming involved.
Hind breaks down in grief after learning that her children were killed in the explosion, leaving her devastated as she struggles to cope with the sudden and painful loss. Meanwhile, Sheikh No'man attempts to recruit Mared into his Jihadi group by exploiting his severe financial difficulties. Knowing that Mared is desperate for money, the Sheikh uses financial promises as an incentive, hoping to manipulate his vulnerable situation and convince him to join the group.
Fadel decides to leave the Jihadi group after beginning to question its goals and becoming deeply disturbed by the bombing that resulted in the deaths of innocent children. His decision to abandon the group is viewed as a betrayal, prompting its members to threaten him with punishment for turning against them. Meanwhile, Sheikh No'man learns about the job opportunity offered to Mared and begins planning how to exploit it for the benefit of the group and further his own plans.
Hamad and Ma'moun dispose of Fadel's body by dumping it on the highway, hoping to use his death as part of their scheme. Adel discovers the body by coincidence and unexpectedly becomes the main suspect, leading to his arrest for Fadel's murder despite having no connection to the crime. Meanwhile, the group becomes furious when their original plan fails, as they had intended to falsely accuse the police of being responsible for Fadel's death and exploit the incident for their own purposes.
Mared decides to stand by Adel and help prove his innocence after Adel is wrongly accused of Fadel's murder. Despite the serious difficulties he faces and the growing pressure surrounding the case, Mared continues searching for a way to clear Adel's name and reveal the truth. At the same time, Sheikh No'man threatens Mared in an attempt to intimidate him and prevent his efforts from interfering with the group's plans.
Ibrahim testifies that Adel visited him on the day Fadel was killed, providing crucial evidence that supports Adel's innocence. Despite receiving threats from a mysterious group warning him not to appear or testify, Ibrahim chooses to tell the truth. His testimony eventually leads the police to release Adel and clear him of the murder accusation. Shortly afterward, Adel makes a disturbing discovery about his own family when he learns that his father is secretly involved in the arms trade, leaving him shocked by the truth.
Sheikh No'man sends two suicide bombers to prepare for an attack targeting an apartment complex inhabited by foreigners, putting the plan into motion as the group moves closer to carrying it out. While preparing for the attack, one of the bombers begins to hesitate and question what he is about to do. Troubled by the possibility of killing innocent people, he struggles with fear and doubt over the consequences of following the group's orders.
Sheikh No'man leaves for his residence after giving the final orders to proceed with the suicide mission, leaving the group to carry out the planned attack. Meanwhile, one of the Jihadis begins following Adel and attempts to lure him into joining the group. Knowing that Adel has previously spent time in jail, he tries to exploit Adel's difficult experience and vulnerability, hoping to manipulate him and persuade him to become involved with the group.
Badr Al Deen places the bombs in the bombers' car and sends them toward the residential complex inhabited by foreigners, where they are expected to carry out the planned attack. As the mission moves forward, Sheikh No'man stays at a hotel and distances himself from the operation, hoping to avoid raising suspicion or being connected to the Jihadi group and its activities.
Sheikh No'man discovers that Wali Al Deen has been killed after the car explodes, despite the police attempting to keep the news of his death from becoming public. The revelation leaves the group dealing with the consequences of the failed operation and the loss of one of its members. Meanwhile, Hind decides to adopt a baby girl who survived the explosion, taking the child into her care after the tragedy that claimed the lives of others.
Ma'moun fails to convince Faraj to join the Jihadi group after Faraj becomes convinced that its members deliberately target innocent people and refuses to become involved in their activities. Meanwhile, Ahmed grows increasingly anxious when Mansour begins watching him closely and questioning his behavior following the recent bombings. As Mansour's suspicions about Ahmed's actions continue to grow, Ahmed becomes worried that his activities may soon be discovered.
The group begins carrying out its plan to eliminate Ghareeb while he is recovering in the hospital, sending Sahel to kill him before he can reveal any information that could threaten them. However, Ghareeb loses his memory, leaving him unable to recall the events surrounding the attack or provide useful information. His condition prevents Mansour, the police officer investigating the case, from properly interrogating him and obtaining answers that could help uncover the truth.
Hamad becomes angry with his wife, Hajar, after discovering a map showing a shop that had previously been targeted, raising his suspicions and creating tension between them. Meanwhile, Sheikh No'man begins planning to eliminate Hamad by arranging for his car to be bombed. To conceal what really happened and prevent Hamad's family from discovering the truth, the Sheikh intends to deceive Hamad's brother by claiming that Hamad has simply left the country.
Mansour is shocked when the police discover his brother's car completely burned, and the circumstances surrounding the incident convince him that it was deliberately planned rather than an accident. As his suspicions grow, Mansour becomes determined to understand what really happened. Meanwhile, Hamad returns to the group's headquarters after completing the mission, while his wife, Hajar, grows increasingly worried about his safety and what may have happened to him.
Najm Al Deen helps a Jihadi leader transfer illegal funds intended to finance the group's activities and support its terrorist plans, becoming increasingly involved in its operations. Meanwhile, Sheikh No'man begins targeting the young Hasan and attempts to lure him toward the group despite his age. As the Sheikh's influence over him grows, Hasan gradually withdraws from his normal life and eventually stops attending school, causing concern about the direction his life is taking.
Faraj agrees to participate in Rasheed's program after discovering the Jihadi group's involvement with his son, prompting him to speak out about the situation and what has happened to his family. Meanwhile, Waheeb decides to return and turn himself in to the police, hoping that taking responsibility for his actions will prove the sincerity of his intentions to his wife and convince her that he genuinely wants to change his life.
Najm Al Deen fires Mared after discovering that he has become involved with the Jihadi group, leaving Mared to face the consequences of his actions and the loss of his job. Meanwhile, Jafaar plans to kill Waheeb after learning of his intention to turn himself in to the police, despite the Sheikh having issued an amnesty for some members who chose to defect from the group. Jafaar remains determined to prevent Waheeb from surrendering and potentially revealing information about their activities.
Waheeb plans to take advantage of Ghareeb's memory loss to provide information about the members of the Jihadi group without risking Ghareeb contradicting his account. Meanwhile, Faraj survives an assassination attempt and is rushed to the hospital for urgent medical treatment, raising further concerns about the group's actions. As the investigation intensifies and new information begins to emerge, Mansour prepares to raid the group's headquarters, hoping to uncover evidence and bring those involved to justice.
Najm Al Deen is arrested along with Azzam and Fadel after the police raid his farm and uncover their involvement in the group's activities. The operation leads the authorities closer to dismantling the network and capturing those connected to it. Meanwhile, Sheikh No'man is also arrested at his house, where the police discover and seize the weapons in his possession, dealing another major blow to the group and its operations.
The police manage to eliminate most of the terrorist group's members after an intense pursuit through the mountains, bringing their efforts to dismantle the group closer to an end. During a violent clash between the remaining members and the police, Mansour is forced to confront his own brother, Hamad, and ultimately kills him. The tragic confrontation leaves Hamad's wife, Hajar, devastated and grieving his death as the consequences of the conflict affect everyone involved.
