he and friends were gathered around a water delivery truck when hit by houthi shell. some of his friends died. hospitals and medical facilities are overwhelmed. more than 30 forced to shut down. a doctor says six remain in operation. >> translation: tiaz hospitals are facing acute shortages, as we speak, a massacre has been carried out by militias from the western front. >> the humanitarian situation in tiaz is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power. food and water is scarce. supplies can't get in . tiaz is regarded as the cultural capital. as fighting escalates, there's a fear their children are growing up exposed only as a culture of weapons >>> the pope has called for warring sides at central african republic to lay down weapons. he made the plea during a mass as the conflict between christian and muslim fighters reached three years. the pope's visit says car is the first to a war-torn country. they arrived to the heaviest security seen on the trips. >> reporter: the cathedral in the central african republic's capital bangui was attacked. 15 killed

he and friends were gathered around a water delivery truck when they were hit by houthi shells. some of his friends died. many of critically wounded. hospitals are overwhelmed. more than 30 have been forced to shut down. one doctor says only six remain in operation. >> taiz hospitals are packed with the injured. we are facing an acute shortage of medical supplies and lack sufficient facilities. even as we speak, a massacre has been carried out by the militias on the western front. >> the humanitarian situation in taiz is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power, food and water are scarce and supplies can't get in. taiz has long been rewarded as yemen's cultural capital, but as fighting escalates, there's a fear among residents that their children are growing up exposed only to a culture of weapons. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> israel's separation wall is getting bigger. a new section of the wall is being built through a voluntarily in bette. construction on the wall is already underway. >> workers started in the valley under armed protection. the foundation being lai

he and his friends were gathered around a water delivery truck when they were hit by houthi shell. some of his friends died, many of them are critically wounded. hospitals are over whelmed. more than 13 have been forced to shut down. one doctor says only six remain in operation. >> translation: hospitals are packed with injured. we are facing an acute shortage of supplies and lack facilities. even as we speak a massacre has been carried out by the militias on the front. >> reporter: it is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power. food and water are scarce and supplies can't get in. it has long been regarded as yemen's capital, but there are a few residents are worried that their children are growing up to a culture of weapons >>> a palestinian man has been shot dead by the army after stabbing an israeli plan. it happened-- police man. 102 palestinians and 21 israelis have been killed since the wave of violence began last month. pope francis is on his way to the stroll african republic. religious violence in the country has forced nearly one million people from their h

he and his friends were gathered around a water deliver truck when they were hit by a houthi shell. some died. many are critically wounded. hospitals are offered whelmed. more than 30 have been forced to shut down. a doctor says only six remain in operation. we are daysing an acute shortage of medical supplies and lack sufficient facilities. as we speak, a massacre is being carried out by the malitias on the western front. >> the humanitarian situation in taiz is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power. food and water are scarce and supplies can't get in. taiz has long been regarded as yemen's cultural capitol but as fighting escalates, there is a fear that children are going up exposed only to a culture of weapons. gerald tan, al jazeera. a man is shot dead after carrying out a stabbing attack, targeting anitionisi policemen near the damascus gate. a pal stingian teenager stabbed a woman at a bus sensation jerusalem. 103 palestinians and 21 israelis have been killed in a wave of violence that began last month. israel says it's suspending the european us's role. label

he and his friends gathered around a water dlooefr truck when hit by houthi shells. some decide. many are wounded. >> hospitals in tiaz are overwhelmed more than 30 forced to shut down. one doctor says six remained in operation. >> hospitals are packed with the injured. we are facing a shortage of medical supplies and lack sufficient facilities. as we speak, a massacre is being carried out by militias. >> the humanitarian situation is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power. food and water is scarce. supplies can't get in. tiaz has been regarded as yemen's cultural capital. as fighting escalates there's a fear that the children are growing up with a culture of weapons >>> there's no plan b. that's the warning ever protesters gathered at a protest in paris. police used tear gas at a rally, banned under the emergency laws. elsewhere demonstrations were noisy, but peaceful. >> there has been a show of expectation from the streets of europe. >> london saw the biggest gathering. colourful costumes and a unified demand for a deal. we need to change. no time better than n

he and his friends were gathered around the water delivery truck when hit by houthi shells. some of his friends died, many are critically wounded. hospitals in taiz are overwhelmed. more than 30 have been forced to shut down. one doctor said only six in operation. >> hospitals are packed with the injured. we face an acute shortage of medical supplies and lack sufficient facilities. even as we speak, a massacre is being carried out by the militias on the western front. >> the humanitarian situation in taiz is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power. food and water are scarce, and supplies can't get in. taiz has long been rewarded as yemen's cultural capital, but as fighting escalates, there's a fear among resident that is they're children are growing up exposed only to a culture of weapons. al jazeera. >> thousands of people have attended the funeral of the prominent pro kurdish lawyer who was shot dead. he was shot on saturday while making a press statement in the predominantly kurdish city. turkey said prime minister said there's an investigation to determine

he and his friends were gather around a water delivery truck when they were hit by houthi shell.ds died. many are critically wounded. hospitals and medical facilities in taiz are overwhelmed. more than 30 have been forced to shutdown. a doctor says only six remain in operation. >> translator: taiz hospitals are packed with the injured. we are facing an acute shortage of medical surprise and lack sufficient facilities. even as we speak, a massacre is being carried out by the militias on the western front. >> reporter: the humanitarian situation in taiz is getting worse by the day. many homes are without power. food and water are scarce. and surprise can't get in. taiz has long been reregarded as yemen's cultural capital. but there is a fear among residents that their children are growing up only exposed to a culture of weapons. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> there have been nationwide demonstrations in moldova with protesters demanding the right to directly elect their president. thousands turned out in the capital calling for better governance and denouncing corruption. anti--govern

houthi fighters have been killed. 17 popular resistance fighters have been wounded. million forces confirmed 12 people including children have decided, 18 others have been injured in the shelling by houthi forces. >> in syria, at least 37 people have been killed in suspected russian airstrikes on damascus and surrounding countryside according to monitors from the syrian observatory for human rights. this video is said to show the aftermath of the strikes in duma which left at least six children dead. the group says death toll could rise further. in the last hour, the u.s. defense secretary has used a keynote speech in california to criticize russia for its part in helping the syrian president. ash carter said moscow's aimpression is prolonging the civil war that has!ed the lives of more than 250,000 people. >> syria, russia's throwing gasoline on an already dangerous fire. a civil war that fuels the extremism russia claims to oppose. at sea, in the air n space and in cyberspace, russian actors have engaged in call enging activities. most disturbing, moscow's nuclear sabre rattling raises questions about russia's leaders' commitment to strategic stability, their respect for nor

sources confirm 12 people including children have died. 18 others have been injured in the shelling by houthiorces. heavy rain and flooding has been causing further disruption to life in the iraqi capitol, baghdad. the government says it's doing all it can. many people blame corrupt politicians for the failure of the country's infrastructure to cope with the deluge. a report. >> reporter: for the second time in a week, iraqis have to wade through streets to get anywhere. after roads were swamped, flood wall mixed with sewage. municipal leaders say they are doing all they can to deal with heavier rains. if they fail to cope with the downpour, iraqis see it as another example of crumbling infrastructure and insufficient public services. >> the rain is flooding our homes and streets. we want at solution for our problems. our children have become ill-due to such hard circumstances. >> more than 50 people have been killed since rain storms struck several areas last week. before the latest deluge, iraqis protested against what they call an inefficient government unable take care of them. in central

the fighting with forces began an operation to cut off houthi supply lines. 16 people were also injured in shelling on residential neighborhoods in the city >>> still to come proceed pests in the philippines against apec the leaders call for urgent action on terrorism. we will tully lea tell you why hundreds of cubans hoping to reach the united states have found themselves stranded in . . >>> top stories here on al jazeera. belgian police have launched raids in molam eek in connection with paris's attacks. france's p.m. says france could be at risk of chemical attacks. he is debating on whether to extend the cub's state of mernl for three more months. this measure was put in place after the attacks which called 129 people. syrian president bashar al-assad has spoken about the attacks in a televised speech. turkey and greece have agreed to work together to stem the flow of refugees entering europe. the greek p.m. was in talks with terre turkey on the growing crisis. they plan to step up cooperation between their migration services and coast guards to combat human smuggling rings. the white house say

people say houthi rebels and forces loyal to the former president are shelling east and south of the medical supplies are also running out. it was already hard to bring humanitarian aid to this rugged terrain, once the fighting stops the damaged bridges and roads will make it even harder to bring help. >>> u.n.'s chief negotiator in libya is to step down and take a job for the united arab emirates. it has brought a furious response from the tripoli-based government which has asked the u.n. to investigate. it warns that leon's appointment risks destroying the political process in libya. leon has spoken again of the difficulties involved in establishing a workable peace settlement for libya. >> the absence of effective authority is manifesting itself and growing insecurity and criminality across many parts of the country. the growing influence of terrorists and other extremist groups is posing a dire threat to the very authority of the libyan state. the cruelty and bar barety witnessed in areas under their control, an omen of what may yet come unless there is a united action to contain

resistance army fighting with the forces began an operation to cut off houthi supply lines. 16 people were also also injured in shelling on residential areas of the city. a lot more to come here at al jazeera including why hundreds of cubans who were hoping to get to the u.s. have found themselves stranded, plus protests in the philippines as asia-pacific leaders call for urgent action on terrorism. we spoke to... the civilians that weren't killed in crossfire... >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >>> let's look at the top stories. the first breaking news again. a passenger plane flowing from warsaw has been forced to make an emergency landing. a bomb threat was made on board. the plane has landed safely. the aircraft was going to egyptian resort. france's parli

. >> heavy shelling continues in taiz in yemen. houthis fired rockets killing and injure a number of people. battles have raged as iran backed rebels and supporters of adou rabbo mansour hadi fight for control of yemen said third largest city. >> a second tropical storm is heading toward yemen in the arabian sea and is expected to intensify to a cyclone with wind speeds of up to 160 kilometers per hour. meg will not be as powerful as the last cyclone which killed eight people but will bring lots more rain. >> the u.n. is expected that fierce of an outbreak of cholera in iraq is snow balling. one in five confirmed cases is in children. the school year was delayed by a month in may be areas. it is spread mainly through contaminated water and many affected are refugees living in camps with poor sanitation. unicef's director in iraq said it's crucial that the people know how to prevent catching cholera. >> we've distributed potable water, improving water storage for 15,500. we've made available 820,000 oral rehydration salts to help chirp reco

violence. 29 people, including 8 civilians were killed in heavy shelling in the city of tiaz. 30 others were killed in fighting >>> houthi rebels launched an offensive in the south of yemen. pro-government troops warned they may lose ground but support from the saudi-led coalition. >>> a leading figure in the general people's congress died after a stroke. he was considered one of the country's most experienced politicians, and served as prime minister first in the yemen arab republic during the '80s, and in the unified state from 1998 to 2001. the 81-year-old was flown to germany from saudi arabia to continue medical treatment, but died in hospital >>> wind and rain, meanwhile, is battering the island off the coast of yemen, a week after cyclone chapala caused damage, killing eight. cyclone meg is travelling west to the mainland, bringing threats of flooding and landslides. >>> serbia says two staff from its embassy in libya have been kidnapped in an attack on the serbian's ambassador's convoy. the ambush took place in a coastal city, and the hostages have been named as a communications officer and a driver >>> another 1

shelling going on. >> the face is on for maric. diplomatic efforts to end the war remain sluggish. a delegation of houthisraveled to demand for consultations ahead of peace talks later this month. >> the dialogue must be serious and lead to the end of the attacks on our country and lifting of the seen and continuation of the peace process. >> the houthis are angry at the return of the gnarly backed president adou rabbo mansour hadi. he returned to the port city of aden, aim to go oversee the campaign for taiz. his very presence complicating talks for ceasefire. al jazeera. >> six sudanese migrants killed in a gun battle between egyptian security forces and people smugglers. 17 were wounded when they tried to enter israel. last week, 15 sudanese migrants were killed trying to make that same journey. >> a palestinian woman shot dead and another wounded near a market in west jerusalem. israeli police said the pair tried to stab israelis with scissors. >> ancient pieces of iraq's history of locked away in secret assaults because of isil threats. many other artifacts are in danger of being lost forever. we hav

. >> the houthis and forces loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh are resorting to the shelling residential areas. god willing ou, the coming days will be more desaysive. >> launching a war when hadi left aden. although the war began with airstrikes, they began to provide ground forces. many have been killed, half civilians during this war in yemen. >> israeli police searched more than a dozen officers and the country and seized files and computers. we have reports from west jerusalem. >> the overnight raid targeted 17 officers in israel includin including-- >> we're looking for damaging material. >> computers, documents and funds were confess skated and premises sealed off. the security cabinet decided on the disclosure of the movement two weeks ago but it was only made public after the race took place. israel's prime minister says outlawing the islamic movement is an essential step in maintaining public security. >> the islamic movements undermine the state. the movement insight violence against innocent civilians and has close relations with the hamas terrorist organization.

houthi rebels along the boarder with saudi arabia. they arrested 850 fighters. >> reporter: gunmen attacked a base in northern mali killing two piece keepers. mortar shells were used to attack the compound. in 2012 northern maori took over. violence has continued. guinea has about 850 soldiers serving as u.n. peacekeepers in mali. we spoke to oliver. the spokesperson and deputy director of communications. he said the attack is an end to the peace agreement that the government signed in june. snoop it's part of the peace process months ago. we are in the implementation phase, we know that some forces don't want peace to happen, our job is to make it happen. wirl do everything so it happens. >> several thousand gathered. the pontiff arrive the for the second stage of a tour. earlier he celebrated mass for christians. he used his address on the issue of population >>> many ugandans want smaller families, for catholics that poses a dilemma. malcolm webb has this report. >> reporter: many. women here on average. they'll have six children. this woman has eight, and comes because she doesn't want any more. >> translation: my husband duds are does not have a job

and three-month-old child killed after a shell fired from yemen crashed in their home on the saudi border with yemen. saudi-led coalition has been battling houthiwho took control of capitol sanaa as well as central and southern yemen. flash killed 18 people and rain struck the northern province and bad drainage left roads under water and prime minister held emergency meeting to discuss the situation. much of nearby alexandria was flooded last month after rain fell which is five times heavier than usual. heavy rain and flooding disrupted life in baghdad and people are blaming corrupt politicians for the crumbling infrastructure to cope with it and we report. >> reporter: for the second time in a week iraqis have to wade through streets to get anywhere trapped in their homes after roads were swamped with flood water and sewage and doing all they can dealing with heavier than usual rains and the drainage systems fail to cope with downpour and they see it yet another example of crumbling infrastructure and services. >> translator: the rain is still flooding our homes and streets. we want a solution for our problems swiftly. our children have become