Edan Alexander, an American serving in the Israeli Defense Forces, was captured by Hamas during the Oct. 7, 2023 attack on Israel. Alexander was held for 584 days before he was released on May 12.

Thousands of cheering supporters lined the streets of Tenafly, New Jersey, to welcome hometown hero Edan Alexander, who at last returned safely to his family after enduring nearly 600 days of hell … ...

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Freed Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander is finally returning home to New Jersey on Thursday, more than 600 days after he was taken hostage by Hamas.

A crowd gathered Monday in New Jersey to watch the release of Edan Alexander, the last living U.S. citizen kidnapped by Hamas terrorists, who has been held hostage for over 19 months.

Newly freed Israeli-American Edan Alexander hopes to return to New Jersey soon with his family — as the 21-year-old recently enjoyed a cold beer for the first time since he was released by Hamas.

Welcome home, Edan. Thousands of locals flooded the streets of Tenafly, New Jersey, on Monday to celebrate hometown hero Edan Alexander’s long-overdue release from Hamas captivity — and his ...

The last time Edan Alexander's family saw him was in a Hamas propaganda video just after Thanksgiving. They say it gave them hope that he's still alive. His father sent him the same message as he ...

Edan Alexander's parents describe what their son went through while in Hamas captivity 02:15. For the first time since the release Monday from Gaza of American-Israeli hostage Edan Alexander's by ...

Edan Alexander, 20, of Tenafly, New Jersey, has been held hostage by Hamas for over 400 days. “It’s a long time coming. Enough is enough. We’ve been so close before and I’m happy that this ...

Edan Alexander, a 21-year-old Israeli-American soldier who grew up in the US, is one of 59 hostages still in Gaza, more than half of whom are believed to be dead. Explore More ...