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Steve Witkoff's Son Proposes in Jerusalem, Receives Congratulations from Former Hostages

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Alex Witkoff, son of former US envoy Steve Witkoff, proposed to his girlfriend Batya in Jerusalem overlooking the Old City. The proposal garnered congratulations from former Hamas hostages Noa Argamani and Omer Shem Tov. Steve Witkoff played a role in hostage release negotiations.

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  • Alex Witkoff proposed to his girlfriend Batya in Jerusalem overlooking the Old City.
  • Steve Witkoff, Alex's father, served as US President Donald Trump's special envoy to the Middle East.
  • Former Hamas hostages Noa Argamani and Omer Shem Tov congratulated the couple.
  • Steve Witkoff was involved in hostage release negotiations alongside Jared Kushner.
  • Photos of the proposal, surrounded by roses and candles, were shared on Instagram.
Steve Witkoff's Son Proposes in Jerusalem, Receives Congratulations from Former Hostages
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