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Ex-Gaza hostage Edan Alexander to return to IDF, he announces

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Edan Alexander announces return to Israeli military | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News

Alexander was the last hostage who was held still alive in Gaza who held US citizenship. He was released after 584 days in captivity.

Edan Alexander speaks at an FIDF event.(photo credit: MICHAEL PRIEST PHOTOGRAPHY)ByJERUSALEM POST STAFFSEPTEMBER 19, 2025 20:39Updated: SEPTEMBER 19, 2025 20:46



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