Amazon CEO Andy Jassy sent a message to employees saying he was "incredibly relieved" that Alexander (Sasha) Troufanov was released from Hamas captivity after being held hostage for nearly 500 days.

One of the Israeli hostages held captive by Hamas is an Amazon engineer who worked on recently unveiled software.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Saturday expressed that he was "incredibly relieved" following the release of Alexander (Sasha) Troufanov, an employee who had been held hostage by Hamas for nearly 500 days.

The Hamas terrorist organization is said to be struggling with a financial crisis amid Israel’s current campaign. The crisis comes amid rising protests, against the group's rule.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said in the message to employees that Sasha Troufanov, along with his mother, grandmother and girlfriend, was abducted during the Oct. 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas. The 29-year-o… ...

Explore the mysterious disappearance of an Amazon employee amid potential connections to Hamas, unraveling an intricate web of intrigue and suspicion.

Six Israeli hostages were released by Hamas on Saturday, amid renewed outrage across Israel after the bodies of two of the youngest hostages were returned earlier this week. Eliya Cohen, Omer Shem ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has finally broken his silence about Alexander 'Sasha' Troufanov, 29, who was taken hostage by Hamas on October 7, 2023.

Jerusalem Post / World News ‘Amazon under fire’: Silence during Alexander Sasha Troufanov’s Hamas captivity sparks outrage Major global corporations often express solidarity with employees ...

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy writes in a message to employees that he is "incredibly relieved" that Alexander (Sasha) Troufanov was released from Hamas captivity.