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Hamas agrees to release a US-Israeli hostage and the bodies of 4 other dual nationals
- On Sunday, Hamas announced plans to free Edan Alexander, an American-Israeli national who has been detained in Gaza following the October 7 assault on southern Israel.
- Alexander's capture followed his choice to remain on guard duty as a lone soldier on October 7, a Saturday when he was not required to stay on base despite his mother's visit.
- Hamas stated Alexander's release aims to support ceasefire efforts, open border crossings, and allow aid into Gaza, with recent contacts involving U.S. administration and mediators.
- The movement expressed optimism during negotiations, announcing that Alexander, the Israeli soldier who holds dual American citizenship, will be freed as one of the measures advancing efforts toward a ceasefire.
- While the release timing remains unclear, this development suggests possible progress toward easing hostilities and improving humanitarian access in the Gaza Strip.
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