Brother of hostage accuses Netanyahu of ‘psychological terror’

The brother of hostage Nimrod Cohen accuses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of using “psychological terror” against families of captives by appearing to hint at a deal for their freedom only to backpedal.

“It is psychological terror in every sense of the word when a prime minister throws out an aside about my brother’s life,” Yotam Cohen tells Ynet. “This is despicable, and was done in the most crude, disgusting way.”

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