Calls for immediate Palestinian Arab statehood following the October 7 massacre risk sending a dangerous message that terrorism can achieve political goals. The article argues that rewarding such acts undermines decades of international efforts to deter terrorism and threatens global stability. It highlights the failure of past peace gestures, such as Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, which led to increased violence rather than coexistence. The piece contends that Palestinian Arab leadership has consistently rejected peace offers and continues to promote violence, while international aid has been diverted to terror infrastructure instead of civil society. The article concludes that true peace requires accountability, de-radicalization, and mutual recognition, warning that legitimizing terrorism through statehood would set a perilous precedent for the world.