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i'm 40 back to boy. you're watching al jazeera life from doha. also coming up. eastern mass in ocoee bodies, jerusalem, overshadowed by weeks of growing tension and violence between israelis and palestinians. china begins a 2nd day of military trails around taiwan just days after the taiwanese president straight to the u. s. and we look at how, why a successful conservation program to save the bengal tiger in india is pausing a threat to me tease me about ah, we begin with the latest efforts to end the 8 year conflict in yemen. a delegation from saudi arabia has arrived in the many capital, samar, or man is mediating the discussions about a per minute ceasefire. around 400000 people have died in the war in yemen,

and millions more are displaced. the delegations are expected to hold meetings with hoof representatives who say any peace talks must respect your men's territorial integrity. though one another mode if you know a sabot, we affirm our position adhering to our just cause as emphasized by the leader in more than speech. just demand saw stopping the aggression completely lifting the blockade completely paying the salaries of all jamini employees from oil and gas revenues, compensation and reconstruction, as well as the exit of foreign forces from yemen. on saturday, yeomans iraq backed holes, he rebels and saudi arabia exchanged prisoners, though if he is received 13 detainees in exchange for one. saudi prisoner, the talks come after yard and t. ryan agreed to restore diplomatic relations last month. as part of a dree deal brokered by china, while the conflict in yemen began as part of the arabs spring of 2011. when

president ali abdullah sally gave up power to his deputy after years of instability . iran back to the rebels captured the capital sama in 2014 and demanded a new government. a coalition led by saudi arabia and to the united arab emirates, backed the internationally recognized government and launch a military campaign against o. these in 2016 u. n. back talks between the yemeni government and rebels began in kuwait, but didn't stop the fighting. then in 2017 haughty rebels killed former president sally, after he brought tack broke ties with the group. a year later you and broke her talks made progress, and last year the warring sides agree to a truce, which lasted for 6 months. i'll just hear as hasha marlborough has report as extensively on the yemen. conflict explains what saudi arabia wants from the deal. and the challenge is all parties face in reaching an agreement, they want peace, they want stability because they have loss or massive transformation of saudi

arabia. they're rebuilding many parts of the kingdom. they are about to start a massive project in the capital re yard, rebuilding a new airport. they would like her area to become a leading her career in the region. and therefore they want some sense of stability for that to happen. they don't want to see any similar scenario like their buckets flying into saudi arabia or the join at after targeted oil installations. to do that, the hope is are saying this time we're not looking for quick fixes. we did something which is going to be permanent for that permanent thing to happen. they wanted the truth and then they wanted the political settlement on the political settlement, though the hope is, although i've been talking to some of their own people to day and they are very optimistic. they say when it comes to the settlement with cautious is ha, ha to be your many lead yamini own. it has to be between us, the islam party and the different components of the human society. we don't want

any international interferes, but ultimately the host is what they won't tell you why wishes they all the us, whatever happens to model, they are definitely going to be the ones to have a bigger. so this is a complex political landscape. the americans failed because it's very complex. the european tried this in work. the united nation has been struggling for quite some time to bring all those parties to come together to negotiate a political settlement. this could be a moment, by the way, when sarabia could be on a collision course with united out of emma's particular. when it comes to the secessionist, the secessionist are saying that we are breaking away. we no longer part of this yemen. this deal stipulates that the man has to stay united with the health is having a bigger say, you have this law. how this assessment secessionist. this is why when you talk to the health is about the potential for a final settlement. they will tell you it will take some time. christians around the world, a celebrating easter sunday, unoccupied, east jerusalem. the celebrations ah, happening against the backdrop of growing tension and violence between israelis and

palestinians. earlier is really soldiers blocked young palestinians and women from entering the alex a mass compound before morning praise. it comes a day after palestinians barricaded the doors to keep israeli forces out. they see the troops wanted to remove them from the mask ahead of ramadan knight reyes. where so said r has more from occupied is joseph in the holding church of the sub will do also do of jerusalem. her school quarters, jewish christian muslim an armenian quarters of this church. this news in christian wanted. according to the televisions, leaping back to the full to settee. this place these 2 sides of the consider calling him curse geometry. the 1st side is where jesus was crucified and also noun walker. and the 2nd one is where his empty tone pit please. christian believes that he was buried and resurrected here. this church

please ascension wolf, all the functions of the geometry. but the custodian of the key for this church is a muslim family, sees for centuries. here is why jossla had the law, you have your solar adina, r u b after conquering jerusalem, drafted a covenant and gave the key to a muslim family to maintain a neutral guardian of the church. so that it could avoid conflicts between different christian denominations and be protected today is the easter sunday for catherine curtis jones. the pod york has just arrived procession and the mass started. for now it's peaceful here. the few was dead. if israeli occupation forces intervene, we'll put restrictions on this, so that will trigger and other pension. because last one anticipate occupation forces stormed alex. hm was the 3rd hall is sorry for muslims, didn't grandmother and porcelain removed overnight, palistine worshippers. they also injured parallel palestinians and arrested around

$400.00. no, it's easter for christians, muslims are still observing ramadan and is also jewish. pass over. so jerusalem is significant for all birth muslims. and many christians here say the alternation was israelis and the occupation forces are making it extremely difficult for them to perform their feet because of the restrictions and inter thrace reserve. alta 0 occupied is jerusalem. or both frances, as years it's easter address to urge israel and palestinians to resume dialogue and bring peace to the region. he expressed his deep worry about this week's flare up of violence. the head of the roman catholic church, also called for peace in other countries of the rest in conflict. the pope addressed tens of thousands of catholics from around the world. in saint peter's square, the 86 hilde was recently treated for bronchitis in hospital to the one in which shows no. if he the m on ceo on this day, lord,

we entrust the city of jerusalem to you at this point where there be a resumption of dialogue in a climate of trust and reciprocal respect between israelis and palestinians with you. so that piece may rain in the holy city and in the entire region. i express my deep concern about the attacks of recent days that threatened the desired climate of trust and mutual respect, yet necessary to resume dialogue between israelis and palestinians. meanwhile, israel says it's bombed military targets in syria. syrian media reporting exposure is near the capital damascus. his earl says the bombing came after rockets were fired from syria on saturday. st. media, they're reporting the r could spray gate has claimed responsibility. citing these really rates at alex m mos compounds. gideon levy is and he's rainy janice and arthur. he says the situation between israel and his neighbors are at a critical point. the situation is extremely exclusive,

but it is always in our region. but now more than ever and we are facing and likely for more years, we are facing a very radical government, which is on one hand, they quite a oh full. but on the other hand, also very fragile. because the most ready could part. so feet are pushing for action, which might turn out into a catastrophe. a this scenes from there. ok, so most are scenes that were not seen in recent years in their brutality. and i think that the, any small match can fire know the horn area. oh, fully to look up and, but nobody can full c o guarantee that this will not build again. recently, israel is there bombing over almost every day in syria,

and there is no public k argument about it's in israel and no information about it is there, nobody knows why and what form and what is the price. why the scene is clear is what is voting to the syrian this over energy. obviously, the israelis laying there was fire was iraq. how long will the run and see tolerate the said the syrians that sequential, until now the total, right? they almost ignoring and they're hard to react, but i guess there will be boys in which or so the 0 in the my go, the iranian will have to react and is when continuous as muslims around the world observe ramadan people in northwest syria are dealing with multiple challenges, 12 years of conflict and now the aftermath of 2 powerful earthquakes, food, water,

and housing are in short supply, normal shape. fortunately, this year's ramadan won't be the same for our mud and his family after the 2 devastating earthquakes in north with syria on february 6th. he now stands on what remains of his home. atlanta has been doing it, is there any limit? i lost everything where my house was destroyed, my life was turned upside down. i remember when me and my family to spend ramadan in our home together, we used to feel its joy, and now we cry every time we break off fast. however, we are grateful that which survive and still have each other who are much is among thousands of others who lost their homes and are now living in tents. the earthquakes displaced more than a 140000 people, forcing them to live in camps already crowded with those made homeless by serious

12 year war. families here are breaking their fast with whatever they can find to eat and drink an ottoman database. that was what i was displaced from my home town and i've been living in this camp for years. the earthquakes damage many people who came to refugee camps in this camp only hosted hundreds of families and is now as a crowded out of the war. and a disaster caused additional hardships on us. but the only thing we can do is survive. it. organizations are doing what they can to help. i'm not one of them and any i've been was taught our trial base to deliver nothing to those who were afflicted by the earthquakes and the internally displaced. however, lack of proper funding, restrict, so axis the n g o is working 247 to be of help them. however, the you in intervention is essential was the need still on the rise. despite the

challenges, many people have not lost hope. they view ramadan as the month of june, the ra city, as they continue to cook and share meals with each other. ramadan is harsh this year for many in this camp, but they are resilient, and the spirit of the holy must continue to inspire hope. angela ra, city, and families are joined together to give each other the support they need to survive. no promotion, just 0. at live. taiwanda defense ministry has reported 9 chinese warships and 50 aircraft of on the island on sunday. chinese state media, se the military's practicing and in circle meant of the island during a 2nd day of drills, the operation was announced in response to taiwanese president sy, in when's visit to the u. s. victoria gate be has more folly goes on y'alls, is it a taiwanese close god vessel issues? a warning to a chinese will ship taking part in drills in the taiwan strait or go. oh,

you are now seriously damaging regional peace, stability and safety. please turn around immediately. and leave oh model. on saturday, the defense ministry reported that 70 chinese jets crossed the median line of the taiwan straits. the unofficial barrier between the 2 sides. bay jing says the military is rehearsing and encirclement of the self governing island, which it sees as a breakaway province. the 3 day exercise follows taiwanese president, sy, in when's visit to the us? in the capital, taipei, people go about their daily lives. many say they fluctuate between fear and indifference. it's all comical. go down to the places the president, reverence of different countries has the effect of increasing international awareness of taiwan. no, of course, verbal and military intimidation from china can't be avoided. but i think because the symptom of nation has been going on for such a long time, it's impossible to ignore ha,

china considers taiwan part of its territory and has not ruled out using force to take it. but taiwanese considered themselves independent and reject the one country to systems policy. now is a good handle it all, it is all to constantly talk about unification is quite unnecessary or rather, there is no absolute need for this. it also china's talking about unification while threatening military action, which is quite pointless. i think it's more important for us to live our lives as we are currently. and half high one, achieve a bigger position on the international stage. i got 40 homes in the military drills have disrupted shipping and air traffic in a region crucial to global trade, more worrying. perhaps beijing is turning up the heat on another simmering conflict . victoria gay to be al jazeera still i had on al jazeera ukrainian children, r u b 92 their families. after months of separation spent in russia. we are in

nigeria where a major cleanup has begun to reverse the damage caused by years of coin push. ah, hi again. pre monsoon heat is building across south asia. so let me show you what spangles state in india called cut us 39 degrees young. gone in the am, are 39. his wall could see 40 degrees for the 1st time this year, over the next little bit. outbreaks of sundry rain fro dishes stay tamela, do and careless states as well, and then we've got a wave of showers and storms through them. all deeps heat is also building in pakistan, syn province, new object at 39 degrees karachi. you're going to shake this seabreeze by day, but by night we'll see those winds pick up their se asia looks like this 1st got to point this out. a tropical cyclone, his form not too far away from australia's top and otherwise it's our usual showers

and storms. but for the west coast of smarter island, bigger downpours in the forecast here. severe flood advisories all ready issued for eastern society in the philippines. that region there is this weather maker comes close and in china for southern parts, we've got some showers, but toward central and northern areas. suns out that allows the temperature and young joe to get up to $28.00 degrees. it's been breezy for japan's honcho and who, cato islands, that continues also, dealing with winds and beijing. so that's gonna drag some sand in dust from the gobi desert into beijing, so the air quality is going to go way down. that sure update. ah, good breaking down the headlines to exposing the pile is attempting to find in through hooting. what did you do? what did you investigate? why did you ask the 2nd question. there are many during the soap sensor people have, but you think you pick up pick one story. the listening post doesn't cover the news

. it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases amplify the conference. you see, on your part of the listening post on al jazeera lou . ah, welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on al jazeera on omani delegation has arrived in yemen to mediate discussions about feminist ceasefire in the 8 year conflicts. saudi arabian representatives are also in yemen for talks with, with the representatives. taiwan defense ministry has reported 9 chinese warships and 15th aircraft around the island on sunday. chinese state media say the military

is practicing an im circle meant up the island during a 2nd day of trails and hundreds of christians have gathered in ocoee by these to spend for easter mass. the celebration is happening amid growing tension and violence between palestinians and israelis. while hundreds of mourners have attended, as she nor any occupied west bank town of as soon for a man shot and killed by israeli forces. yes sir. allison in health officials identified the man as 20 year old. i had saline. he was killed on saturday, is really forces have killed 9700 siemens this year. and also in the occupied west bank. a funeral has been held for 2 is really british. this is killed in a shooting on friday. their car was attacked in the jordan valley, me any legal israeli settlement. their mother was also in the vehicle and is still

in critical condition. in france, the mayor of the southern city of mar, say, has warned they may be fatalities. after an apartment building collapsed up to 10 people are believed to be trapped in the rubble. the 4 story building brought down parts of neighboring buildings supervision for video. it was in there. what i can tell you is that we think that there are between 4 and 10 people under the rubble of the fire still ongoing as we're talking, it's very difficult to access since the rubble covered almost all this area. and of course, we need to 1st remove a certain amount of debris safely for the fire crews to be able to intervene. neither can we intervene in the traditional way because there could be survivors on the water and foam used by the firefighters could prevent them surviving local sick . would you say, i don't know how this happened. it's completely crazy. i've never seen this before . everything was shaking something really serious was happening. you could feel it low on them. i know many of my neighbors and i don't know what to expect. they

might be stuck under the rubble and that's terrible. terrible, terrible for every one. german emergency services out warning of possible toxins in the air, in the city of hamburg, after a fire broke out on multiple storage facilities, at least 140 people have been moved. as clouds of smoke cover the downtown area, fire clues are still working to pull out the to put out the flames and see the extent of the risk from the fumes is unclear. they have been advised to keep people have been advised to keep their windows goes up. 31 ukrainian children are back with their families after months in wash and keep accuses moscow a forcibly deporting them. ukraine says more than 900000 children have been illegally sent to russia. but moscow and fis protecting them from war 2 and a whole report from the return and re union of 31. children

with their families is a victory for careful and complicated negotiations to secure their release. in many cases, held against their will for months, child protection workers believe their stories will help prove the international criminal court case against russian president vladimir putin and his children's rights commissioner maria, revolve of the lava. how that where they deported what happened in the camps. how they were real, a k to because it's kidnapping, all of the eighty's destroying the ukrainian identity. it is work, crime and genocide. 16 year old ritathui was sent with his parent's consent to a russian health camp in october last year. it was meant to be a 2 week break for the hardships of occupied san. it turned into a 6 month ordeal before vitale finally saw his family again in march. nor

did the snow. the 1st 2 weeks were normal. but after 3 weeks, i started to look for every possibility to go home alone. vitale says he was among more than 800 ukrainian children at just one camp. home sick off and scared. and at times he says placed in a detention so for days as punishment for transgressions. we've got to move that some cache was soluble, the fed as porridge, without salt and sugar 3 times a day. every evening they spoke to us about politics, they would say russia is a powerful country, and ukraine is a terrorist. one of the international criminal court says it's identified hundreds of cases of children allegedly forcibly taken from care homes and orphanages in ukraine, deported. it says with the intention of permanently removing them from their country of birth. that's a violation of the geneva convention. it says and walker ukraine insists the practice is much wider, saying it's identified more than 19 and

a half 1000 cases of false deportations. including many like the tale taken with parental permission under false pretenses. instead enduring months of indoctrination and propaganda. daria cassiano has helped reunite 84 children with their families by providing the russians with proof of legal guardianship. i put to her a video that rushes children's commissioner recently show to un security council members . it purports to show happy ukrainian children some receiving medical care, others placed in foster care. we are on the shore, where this is part of an information war. these pictures of children living in safety is such a manipulation using children as objects, not subject to rights, trying to construct a different reality if they russia admits to the removal of 2000 ukrainian children from occupied areas in the conflict zone. but presents it as a humanitarian effort. the i c. c, calls it a war crime,

and one ukraine says is taking place on a far bigger scale. in plain sight, jona hall al jazeera keith. oil exploration in nigeria. 7 o goni region has caused widespread damage to the environment. activists of criticize the pace of clean up operations. algae here is i'm a dangerous report for marconi. these all covered boat lying idly on polluted waters mirror. the lives of people here in nigeria are going to region the weighted 3 decades for the damaged land vegetation and water to be cleaned up 4 years ago. falling public pressure and criticism, royal dutch shell and then i didn't. government began clearing up some of the 65 sites identified in the united nations in vitamin board. a $1000000000.00 was set aside for the work to date. we have dawn 15,

lots comprising of 20 sites of from the net report. so we have about $45.00 size lift to to handle. and these 45 sites are being classified as the semi complex to complex sites. here, newman, growth shoots have sprouted, and aquatic life is slowly coming back. science at the clean up could reverse the devastation. the united nations environment report of 2011 says even with serious commitment, it could take up to 50 years to restore the environment, to what it used to be environmentally say the way the work has been planned and conducted is wrong by now with paid that be on your so mediation that should been a little gone water thou, to me, shoreline remediation this as not been done. or we should say more extensive, clear as we'll begin soon. although 6 war to projects are about to be completed.

most people living here are still exposed to dangerous levels of oil pollution. the amount of carcinogenic benzine in the underground water here is $900.00 times more than what the walls have organization consider safe or humans. yet people leave around the site. some even drink water, use it for washing, and that led to some severe health problems and even die for the united nations calls they are gonna clean up one of the most ambitious environmental restoration projects ever attempted. while all this is going on, more oil is being spilled in the niger delta. something active is say, could reverse the small gains made here so far. i made a grease al jazeera or goni. here india has seen an uptake in the population of the bengal tiger. they're now more than 3000 of the big cas in the country. this has created another problem as well. um mm hm. it trickles these majestic wildcats have long been a source of fascination for many people around the world. even from

a distance you can sense the power of the royal bangle tiger in this reserve. in india's maha roster, a state for years they've been under threat of extinction because of habitat, los hunting and poaching. since 1973 successive governments have made them mission to create a safe area for the critically endangered tigers. and now their numbers are growing . the set up of buffer zones and reserves has led to a flourishing wild life. but the growing bengal tiger population is coming at a cost for people living nearby with the animals rami, out of protected areas. local communities depend on the forest for their livelihood . they need firewood and pick them up, were flowers every year to sell in the markets. but now it's become too risky. when julia says a bengal tiger killed her husband, margot, me, they went looking for him to the edge of the village. when they entered the forest,

they found a basket of flowers scattered. there was a plastic bag, water bottles, slippers and flaws when he was not there, they found some blood. the villages came back, they said something bad had happened, a love you knew it did. it has to tigers in lepus, killed at least $53.00 people in this region last year, according to authorities. they say it's the highest number in a single district. one of the major reasons for conflict in this landscape is because there is a lot of intrusion into the fort as by local people for various reasons. and then there is presence of large granular and most lead, they are the dispersing sub adult jobs that tend to get into conflict, which have grown up in no human dominated forests. so they'd then to go closer to a field and probably do not feel people as much as they should. the feel director of the need to reserve suggests there needs to be more measures to control the growing tiger numbers to.