Hamas says it is willing to release Tenafly man after 526 days in captivity
Alexander, the last living American hostage in the region, would be freed along with the bodies of four other hostages.
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Mar 14, 2025, 4:39 PM
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Updated 5 hr ago
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19h agoHamas says it is willing to release Edan Alexander, a Tenafly resident held hostage in Gaza for 526 days.
Alexander, the last living American hostage in the region, would be freed along with the bodies of four other hostages.
Hamas said it received "a proposal" from intermediaries but provided no further details.
No timeline for Alexander’s release has been confirmed, though Hamas has agreed to the terms.
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