spriggan now dies he sighed tory she's emergency response manager for save the children. good morning to you thanks for being with us you're based there in mozambique what's the situation if you could where your. yes i'm based in. this situation spending critical. from yesterday. president statement he did a kind of assessment. came out. eighty four people dead but. people he say. might be by. the same time. that it is under it hundred thousand people. now in the they really need support they need the really the help. we're looking at pictures of byron and that city is mainly it looks like under water right now how bad is the damage there and and to infrastructure nationwide. yes it's almost destroyed or said to be a good thing. it's showing buildings destroyed. building with proof. we haven't written that some clinic is also. quoting them percent is doing since that. they mentioned that outlet in percent of the better city it's destroyed. and not that system all saw is really a challenge to get into beda beda routes ok what about other outlying areas must be very difficu

a spriggan now dies the site or she's emergency response manager for save the children in the photo good morning to you thanks for being with us you're based there in mozambique what's the situation if you could where you are. yes and based in. this situation spending critical. yesterday we had. presidents statement he did a kind of assessment. came out. eighty four people dead but. in seems that. people. see that more people might be might be dead by these say connie the same time it is mentioned that that is that hundred thousand people in risk now in the they really need support they need really need help you know we're looking at pictures of bahraini and that city is mainly it looks like under water right now how bad is the damage there and and to infrastructure nationwide. yes it's almost the story. that we're getting. is showing buildings destroyed. building we grow. we have information that some clinic is also triggered. planning. seems that. they mentioned that outlet in percent of the better city it's destroyed their routes and not that's a symbol saw is really a challenge to ge

gillis spriggan martin havel now he's a canadian journalist is based in israel good to have you on martin just wrap up if you would please the reaction in israel to this recognition. well among the the political right the political center and the center left the this is something that they've welcomed for many many years. seventy five percent of the israeli political spectrum considers the golan heights essentially part of israel considers it something they cannot or wouldn't even think of giving up because of the wars they fought there in one thousand nine hundred seventy three and especially now with iranian and syrian and hizbollah forces in the region they feel they must control this strategic asset backed asset so among the vast majority of israel's it's very welcome news among the more leaning to the more left they think that any position taken by the united states that side so strongly with israel will isolate any moderate arabs in the arab world and palestinians because they do not consider this a wise move they consider it syrian occupied territory that should be negotiated in a