US EditionHamas to Release American-Israeli Hostage Edan Alexander Today
- Hamas announced it will release American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander on Monday in Gaza after holding him for more than 19 months since the October 7, 2023 attack.
- The release follows indirect negotiations involving the US, Qatar, and Egypt, with Israel agreeing only to create a safe corridor without committing to a ceasefire or prisoner exchange.
- The conflict has resulted in over 52,800 Palestinian deaths and displaced 90% of Gaza's population, while 59 hostages, including Alexander, remain captive amid ongoing Israeli military operations.
- US President Donald Trump described the planned release as a positive gesture aimed at supporting the United States and the mediators’ efforts, expressing hope that it will lead to the return of all surviving hostages and help establish a ceasefire.
- Israel plans to intensify its Gaza offensive but will delay escalation until after Trump's Middle East visit, while the release could prompt renewed talks toward a broader ceasefire agreement.
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ThePatriotLight - Hamas releases last American hostage after 584 days — Trump reveals why Hamas did it
ThePatriotLight - President Donald Trump confirmed reports that Hamas was releasing an American held in the Gaza Strip as a hostage since 2023 and said the terror group freed him in order to seek a ceasefire. Twenty-one-year-old Edan Alexander was raised in New Jersey and is believed to be the last living American hostage held by the terror group. The bodies of four other Americans are believed to be in the terror group's possession. 'Hopefully …
Hamas releases last American hostage after 584 days — Trump reveals why Hamas did it
President Donald Trump confirmed reports that Hamas was releasing an American held in the Gaza Strip as a hostage since 2023 and said the terror group freed him in order to seek a ceasefire. Twenty-one-year-old Edan Alexander was raised in New Jersey and is believed to be the last living American hostage held by the terror group. The bodies of four other Americans are believed to be in the terror group's possession. 'Hopefully this is the first …
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Hamas says will release US-Israeli hostage Monday
Hamas said it would release on Monday a US-Israeli hostage held in Gaza since October 2023, ahead of a regional visit by US President Donald Trump and as a UN-backed assessment warned of famine in the territory.
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