A new report has revealed that textbooks used in Palestinian Arab schools systematically promote hatred, violence, and martyrdom from the earliest years of education. The curriculum, funded in part by Western nations, is described as a 'generational crisis' that indoctrinates children with antisemitism, glorifies jihad, and erases the possibility of peace. From teaching six-year-olds the word 'martyr' to encouraging teenagers to see violent jihad as a personal duty, the educational system is portrayed as a conveyor belt of hate, shaping young minds for conflict rather than coexistence. The article criticizes Western silence and double standards, arguing that true allies of Palestinian Arabs would demand the same standards of education and protection for their children as for their own. It concludes that peace is impossible while such indoctrination persists, and calls for moral clarity and action to end the cycle.