Chaim Peri, is 79 years old and was one of# the three men featured in a video released## by Hamas alongside 84-year-old Amiram# Cooper and 80-year-old Yoram Metzger.

We## are not showing the hostage video,# as part of our editorial policy.

Noam joins us now from outside Tel Aviv.

Noam, welcome back.

It's good to see you.

NOAM PERI, Daughter of Hamas# Hostage: Goo AMNA NAWAZ: So what was it like seeing NOAM PERI: First and foremost,## it's -- I wa It's the first time that I saw him since October## 6.

And even if it's within this video,# it was really great just s AMNA NAWAZ: How did he look# to you?

How did he seem?

NOAM PERI: He doesn't look good, to say the# truth.

H He looks sad.

It was hard.

It# was hard to see him like this.

AMNA NAWAZ: And did you have any# idea this was coming?

I mean,## how did you find out about the video?

NOAM PERI: No, just saw it in the me Hamas send it out on Telegram.

So it's just out# in a minute.

And we didn't have any prior notice.

AMNA NAWAZ: Your father speaks in the# video.

He shares a message.

Obviously,## this is under duress.

We should stress that.# But he does talk about being abandone I wonder if you understand that or if# you share that sense.

Do you feel like## the hostages who are still there# have been abandoned in some way?

NOAM PERI: I don't take the content of# this video as -- I'm sure my father has## not said it in his own words.

So I don't# want to use any content of this video.

But I can say that it's obvious that we# cannot accept that a person like my father## or his friends, that an 80-year-old# man kidnapped from his home and being## kept more than 70 days in tunnels in# Gaza, it's unacceptable in any way.

AMNA NAWAZ: It has been more than two# months, as you mentioned.

And you have## told me before your father relies# on medication.

What is your sense among the government# officials you talk to of why it's taking so long?

NOAM PERI: I don't have an exact answer for this.

I know it's complicated.

I know Hamas doesn't# necessarily want to release these hostages and keeps them as bargain for his own needs.

And# I am aware of it.

Everything needs to happen## together to allow his release.

And yet I say# again, it's just -- it can't continue like## this.

I don't know how many days my father can# survive in his age, in his health conditions.

I heard just a couple of hours ago President Biden# and others saying, it's not going to happen soon.

And I can't accept it.

I can't accept it.

So# if the sides are not willing to compromise yet,## so we need to pressure them harder to make this# agreement and to release my father and others,## because we don't have this time to wait.# Any day -- any day can be his last day now.

We're so thankful for President Biden and the# U.S. government for being so deeply involved and## committed.

But we genuinely ask to do even# more and to pressure and to make my father## come back even before Christmas.

We don't# have any time.

We don't have any time left.

AMNA NAWAZ: Noam, I have to ask you too.# I know there's talk of a possible pause,## but, meanwhile, the war does continue, and# there's a war that's being waged in y in your family's name, in your country's name.

The death toll in Gaza is now nearing 20,000,## mostly women and children.

And I just wonder# how you process all of tha NOAM PERI: We talked before,## and you And I definitely would not want to see any war# coming.

But, again, we need to remember that## we haven't chose this situation.

My father was# at his home.

His friends that were slaughtered## in Nir Oz were just living their life there# on October 7.

We didn't choose any of this.

So we can't continue the situation as# it was before.

That's clear.

I wish that## we had a solution that does not include# these kind of bad results for all sides.

AMNA NAWAZ: Noam Peri joining us# tonight from outside of Tel Aviv.

Noam, it's always good to see you.

Thank# you.

We're thinking of you and NOAM PERI: Thank you, Amna.