Yotam Cohen, brother of kidnapped soldier Nimrod Cohen, responded to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement yesterday that he 'hopes to announce something about the hostages today or tomorrow.' In an interview with ynet studio, he said: 'It is psychological terror in every sense when the prime minister makes casual remarks about my brother's life. It's despicable and done in a crude and disgusting way.' He added that according to testimonies from released hostages, 'Nimrod's mental state is very poor, he's not communicating with those remaining in captivity with him and barely eating. We're worried about mental damage.'