breaking the fast at sundown this ramadan has become a struggle for many. ok, so they're doing eid cards and stuff and your mum's going to get her display ready. so rifhat has been organising free community iftar meals for anyone in need. but what happens at christmas? i mean, you know, people obviously go into debt. they want to try and give their children and their loved ones a good present, a good christmas. and we want to do exactly the same. we want to give a good eid. we want to give nice presents to our children. the families that we're working with, they don't have that. now, we've seen families born and bred in britain on state benefits who've never turned to a charity for help. and one of the families in particular who's here this evening, they've actually felt embarrassed. they've actually said that we get invited to break fast with people, and we normally have people in our house, but we can't reciprocate that. lots of those here tonight have told me they're glad of the extra help at this special time. yeah, to be honest, it's very nice and we e

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it marks the end of the fasting month of ramadan. it is known as the festival of the breaking of the fast. worshipers have been gathering in mosques, open-air parks to hold prayers together before beginning three days of celebrations. thousands of palestinians have attended their prayers at the mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem. tension has been high in recent weeks followed by incursions during the month of ramadan. in other news -- the u.n. secretary general is on day two of his three day visit to west africa, calling for debt relief and greater investment to help african economies recover from the pandemic. he's also visiting families affected by violence and instability in the region. we have reports from senegal's capital. reporter: this region experience a series of coups in the last year. antonio guterres has called for soldiers to hand over power to civilians. whether it be in burkina faso, guinea, but also in mali, home to the biggest peacekeeping operation costing $1 billion a year, but also the deadliest, more you

not allowed to enter the call bound for the last 10 days of ramadan. also now during each of these really government saying that that is until further notice. it is an issue that they need to address. jordan and israel will be meeting, often discuss what's called the status quo, but certainly you know, politics aside, let's get back to just the atmosphere here to day. a lot of people making their way here for morning prayers, which is the most significant one really of this holiday. bethany decker that for us in occupied east jerusalem, thanks so much. stay home in while indonesia, which has the wilds, the largest muslim population, has seen thousands attending pres outside jakarta, main mosque, millions more of also traveled back to their home towns to celebrate mats. after the government lifted a ban on traveling home for ede. the measure had been in place for previous years to limit the spread of coven 19 o may day events have been held worldwide for international labor day. as 6 day protest march and sri lanka was time to end in the capital. people

more relief >> duncan: sun down marks the end of ramadan for muslims worldwide, the month of fasting, prayer and reflection. in tonight's weekend journal cbs' danya bacchus visits new immigrants in san diego to see just how they're maintaining old traditions. >> of all the comforts of home, there is nothing like a meal to feed nostalgia. >> for afghan refugees yasmin yas ins da and khalid. >> ramadan's meal eaten after sunset to breakfast can bring reminders of joyous days past. it's also a reminder of what was left behind. >> do you and your family feel lonely here. >> of course we feel lonely. in ramadan we have a few family members and friends with us during the breaking of fast but now we just like watching each other, throughout social media. >> he says he can't forget the escape from afghanistan last fall and the taliban takeover. >> i was stuck in the airport for five or six days. i was just sleeping and waiting for my family. >> he and his family found refuge in san diego. so did yazmin's family, she was a part of the all girls afghan robotics team t was scattered to different

and what was left behind. >> do you and your family feel lonely during ramadan? >> of course we feel lonely. we have friends with us during the breaking the fast, now we are watching each other throughout social media. >> he can't forget the escape from afghanistan and the taliban takeover. >> i was like stuck in the airport for five or six days. i was sleeping on the lawn. waiting for my family. >> reporter: he and his family found refuge in san diego. it was scattered to different parts of the world after fleeing afghanistan. >> taliban, they don't accept our team. >> a lot of them have seen a lot of trauma. we want to be a helping hand. >> part of the refugee's aid group, afghan americans helping new refugees with the transition. >> we heard stories from our parents of how they felt when they got here and didn't know anybody and a sense of loneliness. >> reporter: this is their first ramadan away from home, they are working to bring a slice of the holiday spirit, hosting, housing refugees to connect them with they community, each other. >> it's nice to be arou

. >>> sun down marked the end of ramadan for muslims world wide. it's a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection. >> reporter: of all the comforts of home, there's nothing like a meal to feed nostalgia. for these refugees, ramadan's meals eaten after sunset to breakfast can bring reminders of joyous days past. it's also a reminder of what is left behind. do you and your family feel lonely during ramardan? >> of course, we do. we always have friends and family with us, but we just like watching each other. >> reporter: he says he can't forget the escape from afghanistan last fall in the taliban takeover. >> i was stuck in the airport for five or six days. i was just sleeping and waiting for my family. >> reporter: he and his family found refuge in san francisco. so did yamin's family. >> a lot of them have seen a lot of trauma, and we want to be a helping hand. >> reporter: this is the refugee aid group, african americans helping new rios from the transition. >> we've heard stories of parents and how they felt when they first got here and the sense

ah, wow, violence breaks out in ethiopia. capital during pres to mark the end of ramadan, amid anger's at the recent killing of 20 muslims. why this video is adding to the public anger over shanghai strict month long lockdown. ah, hello, welcome to the program will efforts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated ukrainian city of mary paul have been hit by delays. russia reportedly resumed shelling the exhausted steelworks and my pal on sunday, off the evacuation of at least a 100 people. but hundreds of more still thought to be trapped inside. they've been spending weeks on the ground in darkness with a labyrinth of bunker's sheltering from on his near constant russian bombardment. and with little food or water evacuees were taken to a camp in the russian hell town of busy men. oscar says 57 people have opted to remain in separatist areas, but the convoys final destination is apple regia. the only large city in the southeast on the ukrainian control holiday abdul hamid has worn out from is apparition. them is the 1st safe transit point for those fleeing shelling in air strikes.

as jewish visits is a granted access after ramadan, the us gets his biggest interest rate rise in 2 decades is the federal reserve tries to control soaring inflation. and the exhibition taking vincent insight nature both physically and virtually hoping to encourage action on climate change. russia says it'll hold fire for the day. the besieged, still planned to install the ukraine to give trap civilians a chance to get out with ukrainian soldiers inside the other style plant in mary. a pole were making a last stand against russian forces. and monahan at the latest ukrainian fighters have been holding out in underground bunkers in the sprawling steelworks for months and for the past few days in the scene of heavy fighting, as russian forces tried to capture the last pocket of resistance in the strategically important city. but despite running out of food and ammunition, the soldier se they've no intention of surrendering for grania, but it is good news. on the mario post garrison for 70 days has resisted the overwhelming forces of the enemy by itself. since the 25th of april, we have held a

ramadan is ending today. israeli officials and do not believe that the violence and the tension will somehow dissipate, especially over the next week. on thursday, israelis will mark independence today. next week will be the one year anniversary of that 11 day war between hamas and militants and gaza and is really on the army. >> many thanks. our coverage of russia's war on ukraine resumes after a short break. india's prime minister is set to meet with to wrap up support for ukraine point we will look at the visit to burlington -- berlin, just ahead. can't keep up. this is going to get tens and tens of f views. ♪ ♪ ( car crashing ) ♪ ♪ but if you don't have the right auto insurance coverage, you could be left to pay for this... yourself. call a local agent or 1-888-allstate for a quote today. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards

this marks the end of the holy month in ramadan. the joy has also been dampened by a rise in food prices caused by the war in ukraine. egypt in particular is feeling the pinch. >> shopping for the celebration, he would love to fill his cart but be prudent. this month alone, the price of potatoes has risen 300%, tomatoes cost nearly four times as much as they used to. inflation has hit him hard. he is a taxi driver and has to support his family on an income of roughly six euros per day. the kids have special wishes but this year they will go unfulfilled. i just don't have enough money to cover food, rent, electricity , water and gas costs. egypt is also feeling the consequences of the war in ukraine. the country was already heavily in debt. the government had to devalue the egyptian pound in march. we supplies are drying up, no other country in the world imports as much as egypt. and 80% of their wheat comes from russia and ukraine. so far the government has put an upper limit on the price of bread but fear of unrest is growing. ther

around the world are celebrating the 1st day of either fitter, marking the end of the holy month of ramadan, thousands of palestinians of attended morning. presently. alex and last compound tend to now has been high in recent weeks following multiple israeli and cousins inside them. last, while those are the headlines and next up it's the listening post 0. after on may, 9th, the philippines will vote to electing new president to replace rodrigo. and more than 35 years since the country emerged from his father's dictate. their ship could front runner forward in march as soon as the philippines both join us for a special coverage on the 0 oligarchy, alert de la mosque is closing in on buying twitter. what does that mean for the amateur? the kremlin accuses its adversaries of flocking to killed a rushing journalists. the evidence does not ad plus the journalism on the wrong mexico and its culture of violence against reports were killed with infuse hello richard gilbert and you're at the listening post where we put the global media in all their forms under the microscope. when eli musk started

like it the muslims across the world are celebrating the either withered holiday marking the end of ramadan. with the easing of pandemic restrictions mass prize and mosques and celebrations of once again. a hallmark of the holiday. laura burton medley reports daybreak in serious it lip city. prayers mark the end, the islamic holy month of ramadan, and the completion of a month of fasting from dawn to dusk. ah, lady fitter is a time the celebrations and respite in a city that's been racked by civil war since 2012 but for some in the countries rebel held northwest. it's a solemn occasion. oh, in this historic mosque, in cairo, people arrive on mass for pres and a lot in numbers than have been seen in years due to the pandemic. and these are laid on of course, eat proud as a joyce, we're so in the past couple of years, we couldn't enjoy it because of quarantine and a night time coffee. but this year it's different. the day is celebrated with balloons and traditional i 3 court can leaders from the u. s. and calendar sent that best wishes to more than 2000000000 muslims across the world. muslim

so moleskin occupied east jerusalem as jewish visitors are granted access after ramadan. and earlier and earlier, how south chris cherry blossom season has become a striking sign of climate change. russia says it'll hold fire at the besieged steel plants in southern ukraine to get trapped civilians a chance to get out there with ukrainian fighters inside the other cell plant. and maria pull, who are fighting what they say, a heavy bloody battles against russian and allied forces than to monahan reports. ukrainian fighters have been holding out an underground bunkers in the sprawling steel works for months. and for the past few days, it from the scene of heavy fighting as russian forces tried to capture the last pocket of resistance in the strategically important city. but despite running out of food and ammunition, the soldiers say they have no intention of surrendering, followed crania valuable as you have news on the dressing, mario post garrison for 70 days has resisted the overwhelming forces of the enemy by itself. since the 25th of april, we have held a circular def

this ramadan and this ead has brought everyone back together. russian muslims and catherine city accept a holiday like so many across the world with prayers, new clothes, food and festivities. even though the worn ukraine has caused such and food prices . yet almost almost one issue, i think that muslims around the whole world of trying for peace is the welfare of the families for a peaceful lot instead. was this is lovek holiday is a time to gather and celebrate. and now, so many come for the 1st time in years lower but manly. al jazeera anita from shanghai where people have been in lockdown for more than a month, has spoke public outcry. the video shed online shows funeral home workers removing a body back from the hearse. the elderly man inside it was thought to have died. the care home was about to be taken to his funeral when the work is notice that he was still alive. he was taken back inside the local government confirmed the incident on the cave. apologize for the mistake. may. the 3rd is world a press freedom day named the highlight, the violence and persecution faced by jim. i

after 2 hard years, this ramadan and this ead has brought everyone back together. russian muslims and catherine city accept a holiday like so many across the world with prayers, new clothes, food and festivities. even though the worn ukraine has caused such and food prices, yet almost almost one issue, i think that muslims around the whole world of trying for peace is a wealthy. all the families for a peaceful lot to this is lovek holiday is a time to gather and celebrates, and no food ready come for the 1st time in years. laura burton boldly al jazeera, now to a space mission with a wild, fast difference. and we have left off a new zealand based rocket lab has launched his electron rocker taking 34 satellites into orbit. but it's what happened on the way back to earth that's unique. the rocket was captured as it fell, using a customized helicopter and parachute. the venture though, was only partially successful because the rocket was the laser, then dropped into the pacific ocean. while earlier i spoke to amy thompson, she is a contributor at space dot com. and she explained the sign

after 2 hard years, this ramadan and his ead has brought everyone back together, rushing muslims and catherine city at supper holiday. like so many across the world with prayers, new clothes, food and festivities. even though the worn ukraine has caused such in food prices, yet almost almost one issue, i think that muslims around the whole world of trying for peace need is the welfare of the families for a peaceful lot. instead. this is lovek holiday is a time to gather and celebrates, and no food ready can for the 1st time in years. laura burton badly al jazeera, ah hello again. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the 1st group of act you ease from the besieged steel plant and the ukranian city of maria paul has arrived, ends up morisha. they're mostly women, children and the elderly. hundreds more though are still thought to be trapped. that because of a teenager has been killed after russian for says targeted a red.

after ramadan, the central bank announces his mice aggressive interest rate hike in more than 20 years to tame out of control inflation. and the desperate race to save the wells forests and fight climate change. grocer says it'll hold fire at the besieged steel plant in southern ukraine to get trapped civilians a chance to get out there with ukrainian fights. as inside the of a cell plant in mario pole who are fighting what they say, a heavy bloody battles against russian and the allied forces. and de monahan, reports ukrainian fighters have been holding out in underground bunkers in the sprawling steelworks for months. and for the past few days in the scene of heavy fighting, as russian forces tried to capture the last pocket of resistance in the strategically important city. but despite running out of food and ammunition, the soldier, se they've no intention of surrendering, follow grenier. but he will be good news on mario post garrison for 70 days has resisted the overwhelming forces of the enemy by itself. since the 25th of april, we have held a circular defense of the ever stole

this ramadan and this ead has brought everyone back together, rushing muslims and catherine city accept a holiday like through many across the world with prayers, new clothes, food and festivities. even though the worn ukraine has caused a search and food prices, yet almost almost one issue, i think that muslims around the whole world of trying for people need is the welfare of the families for a peaceful largest. this is lovek holiday, is the time to gather and celebrate. and now, so many can for the 1st time in years, laura burton badly al jazeera, near video from china's largest city, has triggered another public outcry as it battles to contain coven 19. now it shows a body bag being removed from a hearse and shanghai. the man inside it was about to be taken to his own funeral. when workers noticed he was actually still alive. he was taken back inside a care home. the local government has confound the incident and the nursing home has apologized for their mistake. while c, steve sang, is the director of the china institute at the school of oriental and african studies. he says the go

this is a really normal procedure that they do during ramadan and they've, they've done it in the years before. but as you mentioned, there had been an escalation on the compound, particularly because the entry of these groups and particularly a small number of religious ultra nationalists, jewish alternation to enter the compound, calling for the right to pray or trying to attend pray. so this, in a nutshell, darren is very much the issue, which is hugely provocative to palestinians under the status quo. they're not allowed to pray only to visit delegates. i mean, just to let you as see what the issue is. so today for the 1st time, and they're going to be allowed in since those 10 days it is independence day here as well is really independence day. and you're seeing palestinians now gathering at the outskirts outside of the mosque. this is the route that they're, they're praying i'm being told by some, meet our cameraman, and we're expecting the non muslims, those groups to enter in about 20 minutes. from now we've just seen the eyes, really police deploy a drone from here towards the

deadly attacks on mosques in afghanistan during the first ramadan since the taliban took control. that report ahead. >>> welcome to the show, everyone. it's 9:00 a.m. here in ukraine, and a glimmer of hope is emerging for people trapped in the port city of mariupol. after weeks under siege and numerous failed evacuation attempts around 20 civilians managed to leave on saturday. but that, of course, is just a tiny fraction of the thousands still stuck in the city. and conditions are only growing more desperate. ukraine's president says the eyes of the world are watching. have a listen. >> translator: all the leaders of the free world know what russia has done to mariupol, and russia will not go unpunished for this. >> cnn's scott mcclain has a closer look now at the devastation in mariupol and what comes next for the civilians as well as the soldiers still trapped there. >> reporter: from a distance smoke rises above mariupol's sprawling steel plant, but only from above is the true scale of the damage apparent. new satellite images show nearly every building on the sprawling indust

wow. violence breaks out in ethiopia, capital during prize to mark the end of ramadan, mid anger at the recent killing of 20 muslims. and, oh, murray, welcome at oakland airport. as new zealand re opens to visitors for the 1st time in almost 2 years. ah. hello and welcome to the program will efforts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated ukrainian city of mary paul have been hit by delays. russia reportedly resumed shelling the as of stell steelworks complex in mary pull on sunday. following the evacuation of at least $100.00 civilians, hundreds are thought to still be trapped there though. they have spent weeks under ground in the darkness of a labyrinth of bunkers sheltering from near constant rush and bombardment. and they've had little food or water of supplies running out in that carries were taken to a camp in right in the town has russian that held the rationale, town of busy men, moscow says 57 people have opted to remain in separatist areas. the, the convoys final destination is apple regia, the only large city in the southeast, under ukrainian control, alexia bryan rep

is targeting their houses of worship and stealing money from donation boxes after the holy month of ramadan. shawn chitnis has that story. >> reporter: leaders at this mosque tell us they recognize the suspect. they say he's familiar with the layout of the building, and knew when and where to go to steal from their donation boxes. >> we didn't know until the next month when the brothers came in. they noticed some of the money on the floor. >> reporter: video shows someone reaching for the donation boxes here in south san francisco earlier this month. >> it's sad this is happening. we feel like we could help this brother out. but it shouldn't be happening here. >> reporter: it happened twice already, and they believe it's the same person. they have reached out to other community leaders only to learn this has happened at other mosques. >> i was shocked. i was saddened. i immediately thought of the community and all the many community members who spend and give their heard-earned money in donations. >> reporter: this is the religious scholar at the islamic center of san francisco. donations h

jane: the holy month of ramadan is not only a sacred time for muslims to fast from dawn to dusk, it is also a time for giving to the poor. april marked the first such holy month under the new taliban government. this year, the ranks of the poor included almost everyone. like bibi gul, a widow with six children to feed in kabul. >> i have a lot of hardships, like the rent, electricity bill, and medicine when the children get ill. life is hard. i earn a dollar and a half a day, sometimes nothing. i go outside to find food and sell plastic bags. sometimes i make money, and sometimes nothing. the children need bread. i must find food for them. jane: as poverty has spiked and hunger set in following the collapse of the foer government last august, and the chaotic american withdrawal, afghans who can help are organizing, pooling their money to keep fellow citizens alive as best they can. >> it's not that afghans have rolled over and accepted their fate. jane: obaidullah baheer was an academic researcher before the collapse. he believes local, smaller charities must step in as the internation

bombings by isis in afghanistan have been increasing throughout ramadan,ome even targeting small boys in school. as ramadan ends and afghanistan approaches summer, bringg with it a potentially more complicated and vicious fighting season, that violence is likely to increase. afghanistan's people will struggle to feed themselves, while sheltering from those fighting over the carcass of the last war. for the pbs newshour, i'm jane ferguson. ♪ judy: the so-called digital divide remains a major issue in america when it comes to providing high-speed internet, particularly in rural areas and low-income communities. today, the biden administration announced new commitments fr 20 commercial internet providers to help close that gap by lowering the cost of high-speed internet for millions of americans. stephanie sy gets an assessment of these latest efforts. stephanie: judy, white house officials say nearly 40% of u.s. households qualify for what's called the affordability connectivity program. the agreement with providers, such as comcast, at&t, verizon, and others, offers eligible families

eid celebrations begin today, following a difficult ramadan period — as the rising cost of living puts a squeeze on some festivities. hello and welcome to the programme. efforts to evacuate the devastated port of mariupol and its massive azovstal steel plant have been delayed. ukrainian officials said russian forces were blocking humanitarian corridors near the plant where people have been sheltering, and shelling had resumed after a ceasefire over the weekend. hundreds are still trapped in the steelworks. elsewhere in the city, civilians have spent hours waiting for evacuation buses that were originally due early in the morning. meanwhile, the un refugee agency says more than 5.5 million people have now fled ukraine. let's go live now to ben brown in kyiv for the very latest from ukraine. hello. welcome to the ukrainian capital. the latest attempts to evacuate civilians from the devastated ukrainian port city of mariupol — and its massive azovstal industrial site have run into difficulties. the defence ministry in kyiv said, russian forces were blocking humanitarian corridors near t

during the month of ramadan, the people versus agent orange is the program coming up next? ah ah, she's 11. i see the idea to commend you ash. if you have placed it normal god day. how they do sat there for a marcia to see at with it back to blah tucker, give that by zone ah, a year a year it met no c, o ne, a helicopters flying over the ridge, spraying something. and they didn't even see the kids the kids were all fishing or just playing by the river. and the kids were all choking and gas when that night they were all really sick with diarrhea. they were having trouble breathing. we went down to the river that next day and that's when we found dead ducklings and dead crayfish, dead trout. mm. we called the forest service and they said, oh no, it's perfectly safe. it was a mixture of $240.24 t agent orange that was banned in vietnam. and nobody realised that the same chemicals were being used here in a still going on. mm. agent. orange was a tremendously destructive moment of the tremendously destructive war in its own unique way agent orange was the most destructive instan

. >>> and berkeley teamed up to commemorate ramadan with a food drive. ramadan, as you might know, is observed by muslims worldwide as a month of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. >> a charity or service is a very main principle. so we consider it our responsibility. our duty to provide help to the community and to everybody else who is in need. >> and they are providing help. donated items including 1200 pounds of nonperishable food items and 250 face masks. all right. >>> let's talk about the rest of the workweek and hopefully the temperatures go up. it's chilly. >> i know. what a big awakening we had today after the 70s. some 80s this weekend. we dropped and dropped fast today. we had lots of wide spread 60s. we also had a breeze so when it kicked up it made a lot of bay area feel like the 50s. temperatures are down anywhere from 7 to 11 degrees compared to this time yesterday. tomorrow hang on. here we go on the rollercoaster ride this week. the area of high pressure right here as it will bring in the warmer air and keep the storm track to

following ramadan, the u. s. says it's preparing for a world both with and without and iran nuclear deal. the state department concedes if it's is concedes it's not sure if they'll be a mutual return to compliance with the 2015 agreement between iran and world powers says the u. s. withdrew in 2018. iran has been ramping up its nuclear program. flooding in afghanistan has killed and injured dozens of people damaged homes and drowned livestock. least 18 have died off to heavy rain has 11 provinces, 100 haines unknown to have been destroyed. and for astronauts are heading home to earth after the 6th month mission to the international space station. the space ex dragon capsule is expected to splash down off the coast of florida. the 3 americans and a german carried out hundreds of research projects. those are your headlines this, our more news continues on al jazeera, of the inside story. stay with us. ah, sweden and finland say they want to join later. but despite warnings from moscow, with washer invasion of ukrai

wouldn't be an uptick this violence, there were calls to ensure that there was a peaceful month of ramadan and also passover and easter, which all kind of coincided at the same time this year. unfortunately, that hasn't been the case. we have seen clashes between israeli security forces and worshippers and palestinians. and as you say in this latest incident, we saw gunmen killing an israeli security guard north of jerusalem. n now, according to the security forces, this guard actually put himself between the gunman and a female security guard who reportedly was his fiance to protect her and she was unharmed. and as you said, the suspects were detained later on saturday. and then in a separate incident, we also had clashes between security forces and palestinians, a 27-year-old palestinian man was killed, and then there were further clashes with security forces at that man's funeral. unfortunately there seems no sign that this uptick in violence that we've seen is going to be abating anytime soon. we've seen 13 israelis and two foreign workers in israel killed by palestinians or israeli ar

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the alex, a mosque is at the center of it, and it's ramadan. israeli police have repeatedly rated the alex firing rubber tipped bullets and worshippers. they're using drones to spray peer gas that israel's justification for these attacks is ranged from retaliation force and stone throwing to going after civilians. the israelis allege are plotting attacks at times such as this, the presence of journalists, local, or international, trained and equipped, or just phone wielding citizen reporters is critical. many of them put their work online, and instagram is their current platform of choice. it is packed with new material. we're leaving you now with some suggestions of instagram accounts following and some podcasts worth listening starting with let's talk palestine which delivers concise, explain are swipe post covering topics such as israeli secular colonialism for began. i on palestine posts prolifically breaking news for its 2800000 followers documenting palestine chronicles the abolition of palestinian identity through post on art culture and history to podcasts worth listen are ret

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acute muslims around the world, marking the 1st day of either fitted on the end of the holy month of ramadan in indonesia, thousands of people attend to prayers outside to carter's mail dot com. i'll be back with more news in half now. next on al jazeera is how much is there a world to stay with us? ah ah ah ah ah ah, in my project that you're good and we're looking at you know you live, i know them on the goal was to look up your medicine. what sellers, shameka you do me the in the money that i've always shows up the most to know and i love i love the job and i've been in treasure for sure. what kind of monday. but i'm going to do a lush to la la la la la. for most knowledge. i'm not sure for sure. unless a lot of those, yes, called us onto the human earth. alone. since then from our side as well and my check make sure i'm not positive. all this is not an let and all the fear that car go get them on the on all the good to get to you sure. you tell me the show. i got this is all right, the listen, i got that it not that is well we'll do you know what to do tomorrow? i'll run on the show that

rise again at alex a mosque and occupied east jerusalem as jewish visits as a granted access, often ramadan and record profits for one of the wells biggest energy companies. thanks to searching oil and gas prices. ukraine is again accusing russian forces of storming the besieged steel plant in mario pulse where civilians are trapped. russia had earlier announced the cease fire at the sight and insists it is abiding by it. un has been working with both sides to safety, get civilians out. people are in the still plants with ukrainian soldiers who vowed to make a last stand. and to monahan, reports ukrainian fighters have been holding out in underground bunkers in the sprawling steelworks for months. and for the past few days in the scene of heavy fighting, as russian forces tried to capture the last pocket of resistance in the strategically important city. but despite running out of food and ammunition, the soldier se they've no intention of surrendering all green. yeah. but it's good news. on the mario post garrison for 70 days has resisted the overwhelming forces of the enemy by itself. sin

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if we can start with the current situation, it's 2 years now that we've seen the muslim holy month ramadan affected by extremely high tensions by violence and confrontation on the alexa moss compound itself. what's your diagnosis? why is this happening again? none this me little my life cobbler maggi or melanie hailey. how a lot a so thought that might the layer that that i figured it at the idea were better and miss o noon fissile put them on the list yet the job. why don't pre be lead them? i have a lot of the year labor theme, although at the idea well had, i've been very sick to vienna, lena. and now mudy dorn and new cheryl island and that they had the air he a shower or more home, levine, a path, luna, and her? well actually they're like a hello. yes. all fee shuttle rama bon? yeah, cool. min alley. feel snellville slint a year when they say, i mean home for can and lead f alberta aid min 30 hit the head, the air and no hm you re dune and you not fiddle mercury dawn if the ham at woman, if hell i'll cut, i'll be in the will nazareth aiden 1st holiday him are dorna and not that a phas

the month of ramadan locks up most compounds where it was a flash point of a lot of tension between the israeli security forces and palestinians. now he was injured a few weeks ago like i said, and then he was taken away and know that his family hadn't heard from him for the last few weeks. and then they would hold just a couple days ago that he got to the he was unconscious and then they found out that he had died and his body was released by the israeli forces today. now this has been happening a lot with a funeral take place. already. security forces are coming in. there have been reports that there was a palestinian flag that was used on top of the coffin. the house has been confirmed and this has been an issue like we saw just a few few days ago with our colleague sharina barkley, who had her funeral as well. and he is ready for came in and typed the funeral. they said supposedly because the palestinians diagnosed not illegal on the israeli . you know, to have a palestinian type, but it definitely has been a source of tension when security forces have come in. well, the violence co

our fits are mocking the end of the holy month of ramadan. warning prayers celebrating eat, have ended in violence in ethiopia. is capital photo says through stones at government buildings and police who fired back with tear gas tensions. the high after the death of muslims in the northern city have gone to our last week. and thousands of palestinians have attended prayers at the ox. some mos compounding occupied east jerusalem pension has been high there in recent weeks following incursions by far right ultra nationalist, jewish groups. stephanie deck, a report from the entrance to the alex from aust compound in occupied east jerusalem. the mayor, prayer is about to take place were outside the entrance of the alex, amalia compound and lions gate. and as you can see is relevant from thousands of thousands of people have been arriving here throughout the morning, starting from around 4 o'clock in the morning. now making their way inside the compound to carry out their prayers to none with net and we always prayed to god for peace and to lift the suffering of our youth. and we had a lot

ago and the eat, our feature holiday begins muslims around the world, celebrates as the holy month of ramadan. and, but for many in afghanistan, the festivities are overshadowed by violence, poverty, and an economic after nearly 2 months under siege, a group of civilians has left a steel works in the ukrainian city of mary paul present ruddy muse lensky says about a 100 civilians have been freed, the un and red cross are coordinating the safe passage operation with ukrainian and russian forces. alexia brian has the details, crawling out of the rubble of muddy polls as of style steel plant, and finally on their way to safety. these people have been sheltering and bunkers and tunnels underneath the complex, as it came under continuous bombardment by russian forces. i mean, we've been waiting here for 2 months. they tell how they were running out of food the the will say, other children always wanted to eat. you know, adults can't wait. program with the man. filming this video, released by ukraine's as off battalion says they're trying to get people out while the russians aren't shooting. the ev

around the world celebrate the holiday of adolf hitler and mocking the end of the fasting month of ramadan. for after nearly 2 months under seizure goober civilians has left a steel works in the ukrainian city of mary paul president brought him. he is lensky says about a 100 civilians, afrin fried the u. n. n red cross are coordinating the safe passage operation with ukrainian and russian forces. alexia ryan has the details, crawling out of the rubble of muddy poles as of style steel plant and finally on their way to safety. these people have been sheltering and bankers and tunnels underneath the complex, as it came under continuous bombardment by russian forces. i mean, we've been waiting here for 2 months. they tell how they were running out of food the, the will say, other children always wanted to eat. you know, adults can wait. programs with the man filming this video, released by ukraine's as off battalion says they're trying to get people out while the russians aren't shooting. the evacuation was part of what the united nations called a safe passage operation during a temporary ceas

it is the 1st day since the end of ramadan and ead that non muslims are allowed to enter again into the alex a most compound to time slots. alligators during the week 3 hours in the morning, one hour in the afternoon. there's actually now one group touring if you will, the site. this is something that's been agreed upon between jordan, the custodian of the site in israel, under a long agreed status quo that non muslims, ah, can visit, and muslims pray. this is what's changed over the years policy, it will tell you that the nature of these groups have changed, calling for the right to prayer, actively trying to pray on the site. and this is what is hugely provocative to palestinians. in fact, many, unless we've spoken to have said that even the police who escort these groups often turn a blind eye to prayer and there's even actively members in government that support jewish prayer on this side. however, every israeli government has maintained that they want to maintain the status quo that there are no plans to change the status quo, but certainly policies on the ground will tell you, it

if we can start with the current situation, it's 2 years now that we've seen the muslim holy month ramadan affected by extremely high tensions by violence and confrontation on the alexa most compound itself. what's your diagnosis? why is this happening again? not me. let my life cobbler, my g that a millennial hailey. how a lot of so thought that might the layer that that i figured it at the idea poor better and miss oh lord fissile person might delay yet the job. why don't freebie lead them. i have a lot of the year labor, the amount due at the idea where lead huffman derek. to vienna, lena. and now mudy dawn and new cheryl island and that they had the air. he a shower or more home it levine, a path, luna, and her? well, i will be there like a hell. yeah, so fish al, rama bon. yeah, cool. min al, you phil, smell phil assigned a year when they sent me home for ken and lead f, alberta aid men thought hit that had the air. and now hm, you re dawn and you not fiddle mercury dawn when i left the ham at omen. if hell i'll come, i'll be in the will. nazareth aiden 1st holiday him ah dorna and kn

this is the 1st day for muslims to stop day time fasting, observe during ramadan. oh, well, in istanbul, as you can see, many worshippers participation in the it, i'll fit a prayer in the historic. how yes, if ian moss, the crowns are so large, that thousands their hands to perform the pres outside. and they were also similar scenes at mosques and baghdad, iraqi security forces, though, on high alert to thwart any kind of attack during the holiday period. now in afghanistan, poverty achieved hunger and unemployment are making it difficult for many there to celebrate ede sahara reports. it's not a holiday for afghans waiting by the roadside hoping to be given a job. 40 years of war, economic decline, severe poverty, and the worst drought in decades has force many afghans on to the streets, not knowing where their next meal will be. oh wrong them has been without work for months. the bricklayers resorted to begging out of desperation. while his children tried to sell plastic bags or what i can a garden by guided garden, i used to in good money, but now there's no wor

around the world celebrate the holiday of eat, al fits are mocking the end of the fasting month of ramadan. but for many in afghanistan, the celebration is overshadowed by violence, poverty, and an economic crisis. thank you very much for joining us. after nearly 2 months under siege, a group of civilians has left a steal works plant in the ukrainian city of mario poll. present, romeo lensky says a baja says about 100 civilians have been freed. the un and red cross, i coordinating the safe passage operation with ukrainian and russian forces. alexia bryan has the details, crawling out of the rubble of muddy pulse as of south steel plant, and finally on their way to safety. these people have been sheltering and bunkers and tunnels underneath the complex, as it came under continuous bombardment by russian forces need. we've been waiting here for 2 moments. they tell how they were running out of suit. you will say other children always wanted to eat, you know, adults can wait for food stamps with the man. filming this video, released by ukraine's, as of battalion says, they're trying to get pe

the gaza strip and may last year. others have been targeted during tensions linked to the month of ramadan. and the most comp, the organizations is at least a $140.00 for palestinian journalists, have been at the receiving end of live rounds rubber bullets done. grenades will take us 5 by israeli soldiers or police that's during the past 4 years of the protest known as the great march of return in the gaza strip, the occupied west bank and east jerusalem. so let's explore this further. we can speak to emma shaqia, who is israel and palestine director of human rights. what she's in jordan's capital of a man with the shockey festival. what's your reaction to this latest news? absolutely. her. horrified to hear this, this the news this morning. my condolences go out to al jazeera, it's reporters, shitty ins, family and friends, and colleagues. and it's, it's the last thing any of us want to hear when a journalist is killed doing their job. and i've been, i think, as you just heard from nida, she was trying to tell the story of what's taking place. and i think what's taking place in janine rig

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