Europe rendered its own role in the Jew-Arab enmity invisible to itself

Evidence

The question that this book attempts to raise, then, is: What is Europe? What is Europe such that it has managed to distinguish itself from both Jew and Arab and to render its role in the distinction, the separation, and the enmity of Jew and Arab invisible-invisible, perhaps most of all to itself? Otherwise put, how has the history of the enemy become an impossible history? — Gil Anidjar, The Jew, the Arab, 58