This text explores the causal link between global injustice and the persistence of war and terrorism. The author argues that eternal peace is an impossibility as long as significant portions of humanity—including ethnic groups and nations—perceive their situation as one of oppression and unbearable humiliation. It challenges the Western perspective, which often reacts with surprise to the hostility of the developing world, suggesting that such animosity is a direct consequence of historical and ongoing exploitation. The central thesis posits that violence will continue to escalate as long as justice is only achievable through armed conflict. To prevent further outbreaks of war or terrorism—defined here as a new form of warfare—it is essential to actively seek out and support those who are subjugated, even when their suffering is not loud or violent. True peace requires a proactive commitment to justice and equality rather than the mere maintenance of an unjust status quo.