US EditionFather of the last living American hostage in Gaza hopes Trump can bring his son home
- Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old American soldier, was abducted during Hamas's October 7, 2023, attack and remains the last living U.S. Citizen held in Gaza.
- Hamas announced it would release Edan Alexander and four other hostages if Israel agrees to a ceasefire deal.
- Adi Alexander, Edan's father, expressed shock at the government's failure to execute a ceasefire, increasing the urgency for Edan's return.
- President Donald Trump has emphasized the need for hostages' release, stating that without it, there would be 'hell to pay' after he assumes office again.
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The Swede returned to Gaza – to be with his stranded family
Mohammed Alhamss, 40, traveled from Sweden to war-torn Gaza to be with his wife and newborn child. If he wants to return home, he will be forced to leave his wife behind. “Staying in Sweden while my family was caught in the bombs was never an option,” he says.
'The country has gone back to war, but it's not fighting for my son in captivity'
When the cease-fire started, Vicky Cohen, mother of hostage and IDF soldier Nimrod, hoped that Israel would advance to the second stage and that her son would return. 'Today I think it was wishful thinking; Israel never intended to go through with the second stage.'
'Bring the hostages home': Coach calls for release of American hostage in Gaza after NCAA win
Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl identified himself as a Jewish-American in a postgame news conference. He actively posts about the Israel-Hamas War on social media.
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