I've always held that you can't change the aspirations and inspirations of your enemy if your enemy is hungry and dying.

Read Africa War Wounds Begin to Heal Amid Progress", and the words of Fatuma Ndangiza, who says "If someone is hungry, or they don't have shelter, or they don't have the basics, you cannot go far in changing their minds."

An excellent idea to ponder on a Sunday night, a day of traditional rest and charity?

It's a far more insidious strategy to seduce your enemies civilians with food and drink than by outright slaughter. Televisions and immunizations to end jiihad.