Edan Alexander now in Red Cross custody in Khan Younis

ANI May 13, 2025 149 views

Freed Israeli hostage Edan Alexander is now under Red Cross custody in Khan Younis. He will soon be escorted by the IDF to a reception facility where his family awaits. The handover followed mediation involving Egypt and Hamas. This marks his official return to Israeli territory.

"He is now expected to travel approximately 15 minutes by vehicle to a special IDF unit stationed nearby." - ANI/TPS
Tel Aviv, May 12: Freed Israeli hostage Edan Alexander is currently in the custody of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Khan Younis, according to an Israeli security source.

Key Points

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Edan Alexander transferred to Red Cross after Egypt-Hamas mediation

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IDF to escort him to Re'im reception facility

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Family and US officials await his return

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Marks formal re-entry to Israeli territory

Alexander was transferred to the Red Cross after signing the required documents with representatives from Egypt and Hamas.

He is now expected to travel approximately 15 minutes by vehicle to a special IDF unit stationed nearby, which will then escort him to the reception facility at Re'im, where his family and senior American officials await.

This marks the beginning of Alexander's formal return to Israeli territory. (ANI/TPS)

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
Glad to hear Edan Alexander is finally safe! 🙏 India has always stood for peaceful resolution of conflicts. Hope this development brings some relief to all affected families. Our thoughts are with everyone caught in this difficult situation.
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Rahul S.
While I'm happy for Alexander's release, we must remember thousands still suffer in similar conflicts worldwide. India should use its diplomatic influence to push for more humanitarian efforts in such crisis zones.
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Ananya M.
The Red Cross does commendable work in such situations. India too has benefited from their assistance during natural disasters. International cooperation is crucial in these matters. #HumanityFirst
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Vikram J.
This news reminds me how precious freedom is. As Indians who've fought for our independence, we understand the value of liberty. Hope this conflict finds peaceful resolution soon. Jai Hind!
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Sunita R.
While we celebrate one person's freedom, let's not forget the larger picture. India must remain neutral and focus on our own security challenges, especially at our borders. Peace begins at home.
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Karan P.
The involvement of multiple parties (Egypt, Hamas, Red Cross) shows how complex such situations are. India's experience in multilateral diplomacy could be valuable here. Maybe we should offer to mediate?

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