Edan Alexander's hometown of Tenafly, New Jersey, awaits his return from Hamas. (X Screenshot)
Thousands of Tenafly, New Jersey, residents woke up at dawn to support the Alexander family, who flew to Israel to reunite with their son Edan after his nearly 600 days in Hamas captivity.
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