their homes in the past two months yemenis fleeing their homes on a daily basis from towns and cities are they then thais more than two million displaced. usually without access to basic supplies let's bring in our panel. from. the editor of the yemen post from beirut the visiting fellow of the european council on foreign relations and also from sun among to a spokeswoman for the united nations high commission for refugees welcome to you or miss by asking miss meant a vis we're talking about the worst humanitarian crisis the international community is dealing with since this is getting even worse give us an idea about how you're coping with this situation given of the limited resources you have and the ongoing violence well as you rightly said it's we're dealing with a humanitarian catastrophe in yemen where in a situation where twenty two million people out of a what relation of twenty nine million and now in need of humanitarian assistance because of the conflicts and needs are increasing every day every month every at last you know we have nineteen million people in need this year

to eight yemeni just imagine three thousand pound yemeni to help them and the media and the united kingdom on as well the u.k. government is only folks in about this few thousand pounds that they are given into yemen and they keep in a blind eye about like billions of dollars they are make an improv it from supporting the saudi and this is really really sickening yemeni people because it's a symbol if you want to help yemeni people stop supporting the saudi just just like that we don't need your aid we don't need your help we never needed this aid for the war but they have a blockade in yemen they destroyed all human infrastructure they have targeted the home the saudi that coalition in al jawf region north yemen. can an entire family of seven this is not the only the photos top of the house being killed they have killed me i mean like one hundred it's a family they thought it was as these men said that strike you as you do you think and act as they say i got that guy the on of the world and afghanistan thought of going to either but they knew they would be let go and as it is using this a

file with the concerned and share my experience and knowledge of the yemeni issue in any possible way to contribute to peace. when i was in yemen before becoming a special envoy and i have experienced the courage and manners of the people of yemen i will follow the progress of the file until yemen returns to yemen. even after the end of my assignment my cents go to the members of this council and the international community for their support to the un led mediation efforts during the past three years including the efforts of the gulf cooperation council and the call is to the yemeni parties that are solely responsible for all that is happening . i call on them to turn the page of this appalling war and the history of yemen the united nations is facilitating the path for peace and the international community is creating a favorable environment for it only the yemeni decision makers are able to stop the war and the bloodshed and i repeat only the yemeni decision makers are able to stop the war and the bloodshed in the region the landscape is in cumbered with challenges political and sec

to eight yemeni just imagine three thousand pound yemeni to help them and their media and the united kingdom and as well the u.k. government is only folks in about this few thousand pounds that they are given into yemen and they keep in a blind eye about like billions of dollars they are make an improv it from supporting the saudi and this is really really.

saturday empowering other yemenis. to know how to believe that we will establish the state of freedom justice democracy welfare and rule of law and the yemeni people is undoubtedly able to overcome all the difficulties and conspiracies facing us we need to keep our believe in ourselves in our nation and in our ability to challenge. if you're in yemen to get in touch with us we want to hear from you i'm on twitter as we heard in a.j. and as always that you can use our hash tag. thank you sometimes you need pictures to tell the story that's what the daybreak does so well it is al-jazeera as podcast series this is called sleep this in yemen as you say where two yemeni aid workers tell our hosts jasmine boni through a series of what set already a message is actually what it's like with the noise of saudi fighter jets circling of us and it's a great loss and well would subscribe and you go down a little bit further all the links there to whichever platform you want to use podcasts are under the more menu at al-jazeera dot c

to eight yemeni just imagine three thousand pound yemeni to help them and the media and the united kingdom on as well the u.k. government is only folks in about this few thousand pounds that they are given into yemen and they keep in a blind eye. about like the billions of dollars they ought to make an import of it from supporting the saudi this is really really sickening yemeni people because it's a symbol if you want to help yemeni people stop supporting the saudi just just like that we do need your aid we do need your help we never needed this before the war but they have a blockade in yemen they destroy all human infrastructure they have to get a home that's all going to question in a job for the region north east yemen killing an entire family of seven and this is not the only the first family that has been killed they have killed i mean like one hundred it's a family they thought our own was as it is mentioned that double top strike you as used to use this tactic and as they say i got al-qaeda on as well and afghanistan thought of going to but they you they. let coalition is using th

caring about the yemeni people and their suffering and if they had the slightest bit of concern they would have pushed for a strong diplomatic solution and believe me with with a strong american backing and pressure on the saudis they could bring this war to an end and they could go back to a negotiated solution now look you know but it is part of a new vibrant and very promising generation in yemen there are young yemeni men and women who are leaders of civil society or are leaders in the media and who are spreading the word about what's going on in yemen they're doing a very good job and i commend them unfortunately it doesn't seem to be their time yet to take over the reins of power in yemen the problem with the national dialogue at the time conducted by u.n. envoy here malbon or maher is that is was concerned with the constitution with refinements but there was no real power breaking power brokering arrangement to get everybody the main leaders of those who counted who had soldiers on the ground to agree on how they were going to share power once you need that first then you can

yemeni general, told us saudi abe strikes are helping him win back the barren hills. and the saudis are supported in this war, by the u.s. >> houthi positions are less than a mile away. have you lost family members, friends? >> too many. >> both side in this fight are accused of war crimes. but with weapons supplied by the u.s., saudi arabia is capable of much greater damage. the saudi led coaliton has hit weddings, markets and schools with air strikes, according to a u.n. report. and aid groups say a saudi blockade, contributed to starvation and deadly cholera outbreak. thousands have died. >> we are not part of the famine or, or, the security in yemen. >> colonel is a spokesman for the saudi led coalition. saudi arabia has been accused of trying to starve yemenese into submission you. are saying that is not true. >> not true. >> food is a weapon in yemen. and both sides know it. these men told us, houthis seized their houses leaving their children homeless and hungry. but only the saudis are u.s. allies. fighting this bloody war with american support. >> and holly,

yemen is on the brink of a famine millions of yemenis are dependent on humanitarian aid and next report follows one doctor trying to ease the plight of children caught up in the conflict a warning this report contains some disturbing images. it's the start of a long and busy day for pediatrician a shrug know how to today she'll be making house calls in the countryside. but first a father is waiting anxiously at the central clinic in what data with his emaciated daughter. shrugs occupation requires her to remain optimistic but she's frustrated during the three years of fighting the number of undernourished children has risen dramatically for her the suffering is unbearable especially when the children are brought to the hospital when it might already be too late. dark crime idea don't cry don't be afraid. doctors hope to save the child's life with an infusion of liquid nutrition when asked what her name is the six year old cannot answer she's too weak to talk. her father says her name is i shot the girl doesn't utter a single word during the examination ashe work will try to help her but

saudi arabia has been accused of trying starve yemenis into submission. you're saying that's not true in >> not true. >> reporter: food is a weapon in yemen, and both sides know it. these men told us houthis seized their houses, leaving their children homeless and hungry. but only the saudis are u.s. allies fighting this bloody war with american support. >> glor: holly joins us now. she is back in istanbul. holly, extraordinary access. tell us a little more about how this works. >> well, jeff, it's very difficult for us to get access to yemen at all. we were only there for around two days, and we were accompanied by officials who decided what we could and couldn't see. so that constrained us as journalists. one place we obviously couldn't go was across the front line and into houthi territory where those air strikes have been landing and hunger and disease have been so devastating. i think what's jarring about going to yemen is how shockingly poor it is. i mean, eight million people on the brink of famine when the country's neighbors on the arabian penins

qaeda members those strikes in support of the saudi that coalition and there are fourteen thousand yemeni civilians who have been killed by a direct saudi led coalition air strike it means that the united states is responsible of many death and i can say that the united states and britain is responsible hundred percent of all civilians killed in yemen because thanks to the feuding jet thanks to the drone. footage. coordinated and laser target on all the smart bomb the saudis will not be able to target areas across yemen so they are responsible hundred percent and we remember on the twenty sixth of march in two thousand and fifteen the saudi war in yemen was not declared from riyadh or united arab emirates or any other country that and that officially in this coalition it was declared from washington d.c. . by the saudi ambassador then who is the foreign minister of the saudi just imagine that first of all it's declared from another country against a third country and to show you the total involvement of the united states and britain well we're told our mainstream media in britain that yes

since the war began at least ten thousand yemenis have been killed the economy crippled and millions face famine and disease the u.n. says nearly all twenty five million people need some form of humanitarian assistance with close to half of the population and acute need of support as the fighting is about to enter its fourth year if you have much hope of improvement any time soon. al-jazeera time for a short break here now just when we come back the u.k.'s opposition leader changes course as he outlines his present policies plus. reviving an industry crippled by civil war the first tunnel film made in four decades hits the screen in the state. welcome back as we look at weather across central and southern parts of china and taiwan gerri looking fine through much of choosing quite a strong southerly flow but we have got this area of rain and that is likely to stand toward shanghai as we head through wednesday indeed sweeping further towards the southeast servant of the foods you will see some heavy rain to staying dry there in hong kong and staying fine across much of indochina twenty

a un report which says the saturday coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the deaths of yemeni children he blames the coalition for killing sixty eight children between july and september says whoa three fighters also killed children the united states isn't ruling out the use of force to deter the syrian government from using chemical weapons washington says it's extremely concerned about the suspected chlorine gas attack on first day the attack in duma would be the third in the month if confirmed. five migrants are in hospital in northern france with gunshot wounds after a mass brawl in kalai police were called in as afghan and eritrean refugees fought for two hours on the outskirts of the city. returning now to our top story in the un report which says the saudi led coalition bears responsibility for deaths of yemeni children shall be a man too is the spokeswoman in yemen for the un's refugee agency she joins us by skype from santa good to have you with us when you have the youngest most vulnerable members of society become victims and targeted in this way what does that do t

soldiers in a friendly fire incident it comes as yemeni government ministers accused the u.a.e. of trying to fragment the country by creating tribal armies victoria they can be reports. on the lookout for al qaeda these fighters belong to the united arab emirates ship one elite forces they began patrolling the streets of the al mccann district in eastern yemen all monday as part of operation decisive storm an initiative by the saudi led coalition which includes the u.a.e. to clear areas considered to be al qaeda strongholds at this media briefing a minister belonging to the internationally recognized government led by president abbott rebbie months all heidi agreed the reach of al qaida is spreading he also criticized the u.a.e. accusing it of trying to fragment yemen by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies. the situation is very bad in old liberated areas particularly those in the south where there are tribal law is established and supported by the united arab emirates there are also provincial armies and there are gangs even al qaida is spreading there i

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a yemeni government minister is accusing the united arab emirates of trying to fragment the country by creating regional and tribal armies in the south. warning al qaida is exploiting the conflict you know accusation follows the launch of an offensive led by elite u.s. forces which is targeting al qaeda linked groups in yemen victoria has this report on the lookout for al qaeda these fighters belong to the united arab emirates ship one elite forces they began patrolling the streets of the al macam district in eastern yemen all monday as part of operation decisive storm an initiative by the saudi led coalition which includes the u.a.e. to clear areas considered to be al qaeda strongholds at this media briefing a minister belonging to the internationally recognized government led by president abbot rebbie mansell hardy agreed the reach of al-qaeda is spreading he also criticized the u.a.e. accusing it of trying to fragment yemen by creating what he called separate regional and tribal armies a lot of. the situation is very bad in all liberated areas particularly those in the south where t

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in the movies as a political crisis said even this the arrests came hours after president abdullah yemeni declared a fifteen day state of emergency last week the caught adored the release of nine leading opposition figures shelob ellis has the latest. opposition politicians film outside criminal court waiting to hear the fate of their colleagues are mad and dualists and there they were arrested and charged with bribery upon arriving in the country on sunday a judge dropped the charges and release them they are two of nearly twenty politicians affected by a supreme court ruling that has created a political crisis in the island nation. of ian celebrations on thursday when their top court called for the retrial of nine opposition politicians including exiled former president mohammed machine and the judges reinstated twelve employees who had lost their seats for siding with the opposition but one day of celebration soon turned into four nights of protests when president abdullah you mean refused to comply with the rule. aliment was scheduled to reconvene after a recess on monday but the pres

which says the saudi led coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the deaths of dozens of yemeni children last summer it found the coalition was responsible for killing sixty eight children and wounding thirty six others last summer the report also says who three fighters committed abuses against children in yemen to document shows there were at least thirty coalition raids every day some targeting schools and homes a man who drove his violin into a crowd outside a london mosque last year has been convicted of murder and attempted murder one person was killed in the attack prosecutors said darren osborn was motivated by a hatred of muslims. reports darren osborn in a pub in wales days before the attack the police call him a hate filled with a history of violence drug and alcohol abuse in the pub he wrote a letter which was found in the van he used for the attack a letter so full of hatred for muslims say the police that it's too offensive to release he rents the van to drive to london police say to find muslim targets he says he wanted to kill opposition labor leader jeremy corby

the country of the saudi armed forces have been internationally criticized for killing thousands of yemenis or cause widespread destruction and achieving little. abilities all solid has announced a reshuffle of the army's chief of staff and the heads of ground and air defense forces. the war in yemen there is a serious failure when it comes to the so the area that is growing because says i'm from international community and there is a serious pressure there so to stop to stop what they are doing now and change course if it's needed i think so that it is trying now to open up to the international community by trying to open up airports and ports for support food or medical support so they can reduce the pressure on the so you have a government and the alliance the most notable dismissal was the military chief of staff general abdul rahman bin salah bin yen is being sidelined to become a royal court consultant is replacement is the former commander of the royal saudi air force general fayyad bin honeyed brady well the changes were approved by king some months analysts say it's crown prince mo

s who had lost their seats for supporting the opposition but president of the yemeni refused to comply with the ruling and celebrations turned into protests the. yemeni also declared a fifteen day state of emergency and ordered the military to secure the parliament building for an indefinite period. actually and this is. in addition to the two judges police raided the house of the administrative head of the supreme court the court says police didn't have enough evidence to arrest the judicial executive president gamin who happens to be the half brother of arrested leader came to power in two thousand and thirteen that was a year after moldavian police and army overthrew president mohamed nasheed but in a shaky democracy president i mean has also faced similar allegations of becoming authoritarian and being corrupt that the supreme court was expected to do favorably on a petition to impeach i mean opposition leaders allege the president's loyalists made it clear that they would not comply with such a verdict and launched a crackdown. for now the country best known for its tranquil beach

almost forty seven thousand yemenis have been displaced since december meanwhile reports continue to build of children being killed or injured and saudi led airstrikes we spoke to some of those affected by the conflict just warning you may find the following images upsetting. you know what do you. really. know that you had ten times today because. they get they understand even a lot of us i don't know and. then you really don't know what. kind of data will last with all the good little money. that you. but i want to tell you so i have a couple demi michelle. has it and i get a b. and i. have get a small child of michelle but they should know that in the shape of a simple thing in a letter. just to remind you the saudi led coalition started its incursion in yemen back in two thousand and fifteen against who is the opposition fighters which had seized power in the country since then saudi arabia has been under pressure from the international community that finally prompted it to recently send aid to civilians the logo painted on the tents reads saudi arabia kingdom of humanity author a

but yemenis live with other fears.ositions. armed with the most sophisticated weaponry from allies like britain, the us and france. the saudis insist civilians are not a target. but they are being hit. this family, like many others, lost their home in a coalition bombing. they had taken refuge here. we are begging for help, cries this woman. yesterday my three children did not eat. i am ill, always ill. neither dead nor alive. it is hard to escape from this war. it has pushed these families from place to place. at this temporary settlement they are digging in. trying to make a new home from the little they now have. the arab world's poorest nation now a battle ground for regional powers in a middle east which grows ever more combustible. saudi arabia and iran know they are playing with fire. great reporting. in the next half hour president trump will be hosting democratic and republican lawmakers at the white house to discuss the issue of gun control. in the wake of the parkland shooting there have been a number of pro

but yemenis live with other fears.ost sophisticated weaponry from allies like britain, the us and france. the saudis insist civilians are not a target. but they are being hit. this family, like many others, lost their home in a coalition bombing. they have taken refuge here. "we are begging for help," cries this woman. "yesterday my three children did not eat." "i am ill, always ill." "neither dead nor alive." it is hard to escape from this war. it has pushed these families from place to place. at this temporary settlement they are digging in. trying to make a new home from the little they now have. the arab world's poorest nation now a battle ground for regional powers in a middle east which grows ever more combustible. saudi arabia and iran know they are playing with fire. new data from africa shows that not a single country on the continent is set to end childhood malnutrition by 2030. that target and date was set by the un as a sustainable development goal and is published here on their website. but these are just

report which says the saudi led coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the deaths of yemeni children it blames the coalition for the deaths of sixty eight children between july and september bassett says that who the fighters also killed children donald trump's accusing the f.b.i. of being biased in its investigation into his links with russia the white house is expected to release a memo about how the f.b.i. and the justice department examine suspected russian interference in the president's selection our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. there may be an unintended consequence of the release of this memo that has nothing to do with politics everything to do with concerns about privacy rights in the united states the president and top republicans are alleging that senior law enforcement officials abuse the foreign service intelligence act or obtained a warrant before the pfizer court a secret process americans have long been concerned has put their civil liberties at risk the united states is taking tough stance against suspected chemical weapons attacks in

report which says the saudi led coalition bears the greatest responsibility for the deaths of yemeni children it blames the coalition for killing sixty eight children between july and september also says who five is committed abuses against children . in pakistan tens of thousands of protesters are rallying for a second day demanding the arrest and execution of a police officer accused of an extrajudicial killing. massoud was shot dead during a police operation in karachi on wednesday. the united states isn't ruling out the use of force to deter syrian government forces from using chemical weapons the u.s. says it seeks stream we concerned about a suspected flooring gas attack on thursday the attack in duma would be the third in a month of confirmed. now the rising price of bread has provoked protests outside parliament in jordan pita bread prices are expected to double because the government's cut subsidies government leaders say subsidy cuts are needed to improve the budget low bred prices encourage waste cabinet announced tax increases last month aimed at reducing government debt

since the war began at least ten thousand yemenis have been killed the economy crippled and millions face famine and disease the u.n. says nearly all twenty five million people need some form of humanitarian assistance with close to half of the population. support as the fighting is about to enter its fourth year if you have much hope of improvement anytime soon. but two more to come here on the news hour including we'll tell you who's replacing australia's embattled politician barnaby joyce was forced to step down as deputy pm amid sexual harassment allegations. and the u.k.'s opposition leader changes course as the outlines his brags that policies. and sport is back far away here with the details coming up later. now south korea's pushing for both the u.s. and north korea to compromise so that direct talks can go ahead soon but the white house remains resolute that any meeting must lead to pyongyang ending its nuclear program a north korean general visiting south korea has repeatedly expressed his country's readiness for discussions with the u.s. . presence has been met by protests