Arabs we do not see

We do not see Arabs and do not know them and they are not terrorists! What remains? A fact confirmed by the Italian researcher "Paola Caridi" in her book "Arabs We Do Not See," in which she says that Muslims and Arabs, in particular, have become victims of stereotypes or prejudgments that put them all under the category of terrorists, to the extent that the word Arab has come to equal terrorists. Thus, it has become a common expression, and the result is that Arabs have begun to isolate themselves. The author "Paola Caridi" condemns the West when it drew that false image in an attempt to cover the true reality of Arabs. Caridi says: "In fact, the Arab world is something else, much farther from the grim, frightening image they have been presenting to us for years. It is a world teeming with these invisible Arabs, from feminist activists fighting with hijab against discrimination and violence, demanding equal opportunities, and these young people, knights of social media clubs, seeking democracy, freedom, and a future for themselves and their country."