Arabs and Terrorism (2007)

• 54%
• 2007
• Documentary
• Bassam Haddad

Wanting to understand the root causes and break some of the long held Western stereotypes about terrorism's association with the Arab World, a young Arab American film maker travels around the globe literally to listen and share the perspectives of ordinary Europeans, Americans, Arabs, terrorism experts, politicians and university professors and historians as they explain what terrorism is, how its meaning varies in numerous countries around the world and dehumanization of Arab World relating to the War on Terror. And why ordinary Arabs are considered to be the world's, particularly the Western world's quintessential terrorists in the post 9/11 world. The answers he discovers are far complex than popular culture and media could have imagined.