Hamas says it's prepared to release the last living American hostage being held in Gaza.

That's ten of lies, Edan Alexander.

According to reports, the agreement also includes releasing the remains of four other hostages said to be dual nationals.

Now the details are minimal at this point, but Hamas claims to have received a proposal from mediators.

It's unclear what the militant group may be demanding in exchange.

The Israeli Prime Minister's office, though, had a different take today, casting doubt on a deal being imminent, saying Hamas has continued to reject proposals as the two sides try to work out a second phase of a cease fire in Gaza.

If released, Don Alexander would be the first male soldier released from captivity.

The Alexander family, which splits its time between new Jersey and Israel, has been very vocal in their calls for all of the remaining hostages to be set free.

In a recent interview with NJ Spotlight News, the father, Adi Alexander, said they're staying hopeful.

But no, their son is just hanging on at this point.