US EditionHamas says it has lost contact with US-Israeli hostage
- Hamas announced it lost contact with militants holding Edan Alexander after an Israeli army attack, according to spokesperson Abu Ubaida on Telegram.
- The Tikva Forum stated that Alexander could be released if a new ceasefire is established, citing a conversation involving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- U.S. Special envoy Steve Witkoff declared that securing Alexander's release is a top priority for the U.S. Government.
- Israeli officials confirmed they will continue their military offensive until all 59 remaining hostages are freed and Gaza is demilitarized.
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A Hostage Crisis in Gaza: The Uncertain Fate of Edan Alexander
A Hostage Crisis in Gaza: The Uncertain Fate of Edan Alexander The armed wing of Hamas, Al-Qassam Brigades, announced on Saturday that the fate of Edan Alexander, a dual Israeli and American national soldier, remains unknown. This follows the discovery of a guard's body who was reportedly killed by an Israeli strike, leaving uncertainty over Alexander's status as the last known U.S. citizen held in Gaza.As Israel intensified its military operati…
Live, war in Gaza: "The lives of [the hostages] are in danger as a result of the Israeli military-led criminal bombings," Hamas says.
The fate of the Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander remains unknown since an Israeli bombardment, said Abu Obeida, the spokesman for Hamas' military wing, on Saturday. A video showing another living hostage was broadcast.
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