are in the island community of east and the excitement is over the arrival of their teacher fransisco velasquez. there's only one school and chaos cook cheetos. infancy school is the only teacher the fact that these children are able to have an education at all the result of years of hard work from the local community here in cairo. sketchy at the store. this year, the u. s. government announced $33000000.00 to increase access to education, part of a broader strategy by the by did administration to address the root causes of migration from central america critics. in honduras, however, warned that ramp and government corruption means that foreign assistant too often goes astray ah, cautious optimism as officials from amman and saudi arabia arrive in yemen for talks with cynthia officials aimed at finding a poem and an end to the wool. ah

. hello, i am, i am ozzy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. ah, east, a mass in occupied east jerusalem of shadowed by weeks of growing tensions and violence between israelis and palestinians. forced from their homes by a changing climate and soaring costs are report from account for the displaced is somali as caps and cops from the jewel was it extinction? but is that a human cost to india's tide? a conservation success story. ah, hello and welcome to the program and we begin this hour and yet, and there are international efforts being led by mon to forge upon an end to the

nearly 9 year long conflict which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives and pushed millions more into poverty and hunger, a delegation from saudi arabia is now in yemen, and has joined representatives from oman, who arrived on saturday, though whole talks with the who sees who control much of the north of the country and at the capital santa. as a precursor to this on saturday, a prisoner exchange was carried out the who these received 13 detainees in exchange for one, saudi prisoner, the talks follow the restoration of diplomatic ties between riyadh into iran agreed last month. as part of the deal broken by china. while the head of the who sees match the omani and saudi delegations earlier on in santa in 2022, the warring factions and yemen did agree to a 2 month cease fire. the 1st extended truce for 7 years. the u. s. broke a deal is largely held, but it wasn't extended. who's the representative say any peace talks missed respect,

yeoman's territorial integrity. oh, what another mo, give you a sabbath. we affirm a position at hearing too. i'd just cool as emphasized by the leader in more than speech, just demand saw stopping the aggression completely lifting the blockade completely paying the salaries of old gemini employees from oil and gas revenues, compensation and reconstruction, as well as the exit of foreign forces from yemen, bug out there is hash marlboro has reported extensively on this story, and he explains what saudi arabia wants from this deal. and the challenges all parties face and reaching a final agreement there wants peace. they wants to ability because they have laws 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 every year 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 health 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 you 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 fade because it's very complex. the

european tried the 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, one sided ravia could be on a collision course with united out of m. 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, you have this decision 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. it's often been called the waltz worst. she monitoring crisis. 400000 people have died in the conflict in yemen. millions more have been displaced. agencies say that the situation will only ease at once this brutal conflict. finally comes to an end. 80 percent of people in yemen are in need of aid and assistance. according to the united nations. the world food program is saying 70000000 people face food

insecurity. malnutrition rates among women and children, and yemen remain among the highest in the world. this is estimated at 3 and a half 1000000 pregnant and breastfeeding women and children under the age of 5 that is suffering from acute malnutrition. every year the you and launch is an appeal for yemen and says that this year, the help required is around $4300000000.00. earlier we spoke to dear goes earlier to you as deputy humanitarian coordinator is normally based in yemen. he said a funding shortfall has forced the closure of life saving services. we have received lenses in amounting about $1200000000.00 so far. this is in comparison to what we received last year, which was close to 50 percent, about $2000000000.00 out of the 4 that were requesting. this is really the generosity of the donors and we present a plan to them and we tell them that these are the needs of the people in this plan

is crafted by the united nations. we thought you might have partners about 200 national and use internet and use and you in agencies and we present to the world. these are the needs of your many people in order to bear to survive. i mean, not to develop themselves, not to. we're not talking about resilience recovery or people returning home or just talking about bare minimum survival. here is a food water, nutrition center and the different services that we try to. we try to provide if the funding is not provide, it means less services. it means transfer clinics that have to close. it means are pumping stations for water. stop pumping, pumping the water in schools that are due to schools that remain not to them in the, the number of schools that remain that function even less way than they do. so we now have about 2500000 children that are out of school in yemen. and this is the result of the compounded impact of 8 years of over 8 years of conflict in yemen

that has destroyed public services. and that has brought the economy very much to a hold on has impacted millions of people. ah, hundreds of questions gathering occupied easter eastern eastern mass on sunday is celebration took place against the backdrop of growing tension and violence between israelis and palestinians. flora response by police rights on me. i like some mosque which happened in the past week. i so said it has more of the story now from occupied east jerusalem in the holding church of a settled door city of jerusalem house for for jewish christian was them an armenian quarters. this church destinies in christian wanted, according to the traditions nathan, back to the 4th century. this place contains 2 sides of the proceeded fully in

christianity. the 1st side is where jesus was crucified, have also known world war. and the 2nd one is where he is empty tone. pete's place . christian believes that she was buried and resurrected here. these church please, ascension wolfol defections of the cos geometry. but the custodian of the key for this church is a muslim family, sees for centuries. here is why joshua had the le, you'll be with sela, i'll dean allow you be 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 catholic christians. the patriarch has just arrived procession and the mass started . for now it's peaceful here. the few was dead if it's rarely occupation,

forces intervene or put restrictions on the side that could trigger and other tension. because last one is the on tuesday occupation forces stormed alex, a morse, detroit hold his site for muslims to rama them. unfortunately moved overnight, palestine of worshippers. they also injured tons of palestinians and arrested around $400.00. now it's easter for christians, muslims are still absorbing ramadan and is also jewish passed over. so jerusalem is significant for all but muslims, and many christians here say the alternation was israelis and occupational forces are making it extremely difficult for them to perform the faith because of the restrictions and inter for us. listen said the object 0 occupied is jerusalem. or earlier on israeli soldiers blocked young palestinians and women from entering the alex a mosque before the morning prayer. it comes a day after palestinians barricaded the doors to keep israeli forces out. they say

the troops wanted to remove them from the mosque head of the ramadan knight prayer . meanwhile, o francis has used his easter address to urge the israelis and palestinians to resume dialogue and work towards peace in the region he expressed is the worry over this week's developments. the head of the roman catholic church also used his address to call for peace and ukraine. the pope address tens of thousands of catholics from around the world in saint peter's square. the 86 year old was released from hospital a week ago after treatment for bronchitis or in other developments. hundreds of mourners of attended a funeral in the occupied westbank town of as soon for a man shot and killed by is ray forces. ah, no palestinian health officials identified him as 20 year old. i had sal him. he was killed on saturday. israeli forces of killed at least $97.00 at palestinians this year. also in the occupied west bank today. a funeral was held for 2 is really

british sisters killed in a shooting on friday. their car was attacked in the jordan valley by suspected palestinian gunman. their mother was also in the vehicle. she is still in hospice hall. in a critical condition. we go to smiley a noun more than half of the population there is struggling to survive. the most severe drought in the country's history. 5 rainy seasons are failed and a 6th is looking doubtful. rising food prices due to the war in ukraine and making things worse. catherine sawyer reports now from the capital, mogadishu, so we are on our come for displaced people here on the outskirts of my good dish to thousands of people have come here from different parts of the country. and basically they have fled from drought and they say that the situation back home has been unbearable. many people have died. we have hard from government officials who

say at least 43000 people have died in the last one and a half. yes. so the situation is very dire. we have been talking to aid workers who said that they are overwhelmed and their money, you know, donna money is not coming in fast enough. so people here are saying that they don't have food. we have talked to a woman who says that to a hot children have died one very, very recently. so i fled from home because of lack of water and food. all on most died. my children are sick. i don't even know how i can rebuild my life. people are living in this kind of conditions. it has been raining in some parts of the country . but, you know, these has come with its own devastations because people are saying that they don't have enough to cover themselves. the water is pouring into their houses. we

know that in some parts of the country, several people have died because of a parental rains. others have lost their homes, and many others are coming here. and, you know, when we talk about the range, you know, someone would ask why in this id piece, not going back home by so difficult. many of this displaced people come from their pharma. so they come from areas where they have been planting, but it was very difficult to plan, so they are here. so right now the situation continues to be very bad because like i said, they have not planted. so aid workers are saying that we are going to expect more and bad consequences with al jazeera life from london. still ahead for you on the program. i talk 6 you morning after a major warehouse fire in germany, 2nd city,

an altitude devastating earthquakes. how despised people in northern syria coping, fasting of ramadan, ah 2 points to look at, i think in australia. weatherwise. first of all, the incoming coal, this southerly wind follows showers for states like victoria. so in melbourne, you got about 15 degrees. the same is true. hoboken, the big big circulation takes a rain across a tasman see to music and then behind my head up in the north west of the continent . this is a tropical cyclone. now, it is strengthening its offshore, but it could get the current of category for hurricane winds, or it makes landfall south of broom in the middle of a vicious, pretty vicious,

not many people there, but still a vicious storm at the same time. if you follow the fountain system, it will be warm for it. rains in adelaide. 20 sweep is still a mere 18 in melbourne, but in the sunshine and his new zealand for you. no warnings out immediately, but i think it'll be significant rain for time in both south and north. ireland, as that breeze comes down to brings warms. for example, again, given heavy rain likely in the central philippines as circulation is edging slowly ends of a size and has been quite warm recently in place like bank cock temperatures still high here. but the temperatures though they do look quite high in parts of china, aren't excessively so. and there are companies and dampens by rain down the southwest of china, even hong kong ah, the muslim community in diana, living in a vibrant harvey and culture. this country we are blessed. we live in harmony with

all the occupant, the gym algae, 0 well to travel to south america for a guy and he's ramadan is long ago the of late. and they enjoy doing here. we have rich on free and thumbs up diversity. i've got something that we can celebrate . ramadan in guyana on al jazeera lou. ah, ah, i'll come back here with al jazeera ally from london. the main stories now the saudi amani delegations are in yemen capital son off the talks with the who thes positive international efforts to andy emmonds nearly 9 year long conflict,

goofy representative, say any peace talks must respect yeoman's territorial integrity. hundreds of questions gather unoccupied, east jerusalem for easter mass on sunday. celebration took place and had growing tension and violence between palestinians and israelis, sparked by israeli police raids on the alex a mosque when more than half of somalia population is struggling to survive the most severe drought in the country's history. 5 rainy seasons of now failed. a 6 is looking doubtful. rising food prices due to the war in ukraine, a deepening the crisis. now and all the stories were following the u. s. department of justice is investigating how dozens of classified intelligence documents ended up on the internet. the alleged secret files revealed that the united states buys on its allies, as well as its adversary's. also paint of grim assessment of the capabilities of both ukrainian and the russian military's mike hannah has the story from washington

the published documents report to show the degree to which the ukrainian military is struggling in the conflict. but also supposedly show that the u. s. has extensively penetrated russian intelligence units, and is also spying on close allies, including ukraine's military and political leaders. the league that was 1st reported by the new york times includes details about ukraine's military strength and its casualty. counts along with those of russian forces. the times report says, one senior us official called the leak, a massive intelligence breach, made worse because it lays out to russia just how deep american intelligence operatives have managed to get into the russian military apparatus. blue. but some of the details in the documents appear to have been altered to present a rosy, a picture of the russian military fueling speculation that they're being used in

a propaganda drive. there are some aspects of the document that i have some authenticity to them, but they're also indications that this may be a russian disinformation campaign, which the very good is attempting to target strategic intelligence sharing between the united states and ukraine. and try to, you know, create a bad faith relationship there. the documents also appeared to reveal u. s. national secrets about the middle east, china and even north korea. the white house is working at damage control with its traditional allies, many of whom are believed to have been angered at the reported extent of u. s. espionage. it's also working at reassuring those allies that the u. s. is able to keep it secrets and what the white house most needs is concrete information about the leaks from both the pentagon and the department of justice. mike hannah al jazeera washington chinese state media say their military is practicing and

encirclement of taiwan and simulated strikes during their 2nd day of drills in response to taiwanese presidents. i in wines visit to the united states. i want to fence may 3 on sunday, reported 11 chinese warships and 70 aircraft near the taiwan straits, median line. that's the unofficial barrier between the 2 sides. between jason b has mall. oh, those are the 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 piece 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 ging 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 gone. makoto brought out of the place of the president, ravens 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. joseph hungrily. it all, it is all to constantly talk about unification is quite unnecessary or rather, there is no absolute need for this. yvonne's also china's talking about unification while threatening military are which is quite pointless. i think it's more

important for us to live our lives as we are currently and have high one the chief, a bigger position on the international stage. 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 authorities in hamburg, a warning of possible toxic fumes in the air. off to fires broke out in a warehouse near the city. a 140 people have been moved to safety. fire department is advising residence to stay in doors and to keep our windows closed. or we challenge has more a major fire and a major response in germany, 2nd largest city. the from before dawn far pointed back to the flames, conceiving several warehouses in an industrial area south east of hamburg center.

german media reported that containers of hydrogen sulfide are involved, a toxic chemical with an unpleasant odor. so far, cruise and police or breathing loss for the last few words. we have been here since 4 o'clock in the morning. resident reported the fire was initially, but only a warehouse that had spread to other warehouses for various reasons. a cloud of smoke is covering half the city and we sounded our warning system. a police spokesperson said it isn't possible get to assess how dangerous the situation is. people in hamburg have been advised by mobile phones to close their windows 10 authentication and air conditioning. and avoid the area. the plume of dog smoke also halted long distance trains between hamburg and other german cities. by mid day, the fire department had reduced the threat level authorities. they know injuries have been reported. yes, we talents. how does air now, india's prime minister no render mowdy has released figures revealing that tiger

numbers of once again increased in the country. it comes is india mock 50 years since the start of the project. higher conservation program at the time of india's independence from britain and $947.00 estimates, placed india's tiger population around $40000.00. but hunting and habitat destruction decimated their numbers. and the 1st of the indian tiger census in 1972 revealed the existence of just a 1827 tigers. the latest figures reveal there are now more than 3000 of these big cats in the country. 75 percent of the world tiger population can be found in india. and tiger reserves in the country span 75000 square kilometers. but there are communities that live near these reserves, and they say that his flagship program to conserve the tigers has displaced indigenous populations. and it's also forcing tigers into closer contact with humans. really, mom, it has more. these majestic wild cats 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 bengal tiger in this reserve. in india's mahar roster state for years they've been under threat of extinction because of habitat loss. hunting and poaching. since 1973 successive governments have made their 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 wildlife. but the growing bengal tiger population is coming at a cost for people living near by with the animals rami out of protected areas. local communities depend on the forest for their livelihood. they need firewood and pick map or flowers every year to sell in the markets. but now is become too risky . when julia says a bengal tiger killed her husband, well go 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 floors, but he was not there. they found some blood. the villagers came back, they said something bad had happened, a love you knew it, it'll, it'll, tigers in leopards killed at least 53 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 forest by local people for various reasons. and then there is presence of large granular and most lead they are the are dispersing sub adult gobs that then to get into conflict, which have grown up in no human dominated forests. so they then to go closer to a field and probably do not fear 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. we need to find out certain solutions lake and he was civil. contraceptives, if it is, are reliable vehicle. great, because it may not be a up linkable already to may not be introduced at a large scale, but we need to house certain solutions in hand and we should be able to use them when it is required for now, people have built temples where tigers have killed their loved ones, they believe this might prevent future attacks. really, mohammed al jazeera as muslims around the world observed the month of ramadan, people in northwest syria dealing with multiple challenges. 12 years of conflict and now the aftermath of 2 powerful earthquakes, nor car mush reports on this. now from a lab, this year's ramadan won't be the same for our mud and his family after their 2 devastating earthquakes in northwest syria on february 6th. he now stands on what

remains of his home, atlanta, her middle head renewing 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 used to spend ramadan in our home together. bob used to feel it's joy and now we cry every time we break our fast. however, dunphy we are grateful that wish to buy and still have each other who i would recommend 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. and, and his adamant database in a while comes in a work, i was displaced from my home town and had been living in this case for years. the

earthquakes damaged many people who came to refugee camps in this camp. ernie hosted hundreds of families and is now over crowded. the war and the 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 is any i've been was had i had that we try our best to deliver enough aid to those who were affected by the earthquakes and the internally displaced. however, lack of proper funding restricts. so axis the n g o is working 247 to be of help out of them. however, the you in intervention is the central was the need is still on the rise away. despite the challenges, many people have not lost hope. their view ramadan as their month of generosity as they continued to cook.