. >> during ramahdan muslims fast in the day and enjoy a special immediately with family and friendsn the evening. for the more than 700,000 syrians refugees in jordans, there are many to sell -- little to celebrate. a report from the capitol, aman. >> reporter: most families have feasts during the muslim holy month of ramahdan. this man from homms worries about what he is going to feed his family when they break their fast. when the syria family arrived in jordan a year ago, they were taking to a camp but they couldn't stand living in the unforgiving dessert and escaped. they live in a poor neighborhood and don't receive any assistance from u.n. agencies. >> i run away from azarat camp because there is no electricity and we had to walk for ages to get water and carery about back. i am an old man. i couldn't walk to the shop without breaking down on the way. >> no u.n. assistance also means no education for his daughters nor healthcare. jamal is diabetic and goes for days without his pills. his wife who has speech and hearing impairment has been forced to find work as a house maid. >

at the end of ramahdan it was a cease-fire that has been that the u.n.een working for two months to have it. they have used that and they used it for aden. the u.n., for example, must be involved in a cease-fire. the cease-fire not only one side with the aggression, the one that started the war, i think they will be studied by parties in yemen because they do want this stees fire to end. they always will come until any cease-fire. the saudi has violated. >> still to come on the program, more airstrikes in turkey against kurdish rebels. two soldiers die in a roadside bombing, plus: >> gaza palestinians wounded during last year's war with israel are still struggling to find proper healthcare. >> welcome back. a reminder the top stories. syria's president says the country's army is struggling to contain isil and rebel groups within its own borders. assad said his troops were tired and lacking manpower after almost 4 and a half years of conflict. u.s. president barack obama has arrived in ethiopia the next stage of his africa visit. after his two day it is h

one was in fallujah in ramadi near a football field where young men had gathered after ramahdan.laying football in other games when airstrikes hit. the iraqi government says they were aching at isil fighters. locals say there were so some. they say most were the civil yajz. >> that was jane arraf reporting. still to come in this program . >> i am lucia newman in he can wad dor, the first step of pope francis's week long tour of south america where millions of catholics have abandoned the church. >> good to have you with us. these are the global headlines. voting is finished in the greek bail-out referendum with the first opinion polls showing a narrow victory for the no vote. john kerry says quote, the time is now to strike a final dealing with iran for violence in iran as dozens are killed in government airstrikes otis ill ill -- on the isil city ramadi. >> now some say, the genocide the biggest mass killing in world war ii 8,000 muslim men and boys were murdered in what was supposed to be a u.n.-protected enclave in july 1995. here is our report have vickdorey i can't gaten be.