Alon Nimrodi, father of Tamir Nimrodi who has been held hostage in Gaza for 676 days, addressed Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s press conference and his statement that there are 20 living hostages during an interview with ynet studio. “There are 22 defined as alive including Bipin Joshi and my Tamir. In the lists they appear among the 22. His claim of 20 is a mistake, and if it’s not accurate – they should clarify,” he said. Nimrodi also responded to Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich’s call to announce that “there will be no more pauses,” saying “I suggest we make an exchange deal between him and the hostages. When he’s inside we’ll try to fight and conquer Gaza.”
