Elected officials and Jewish organizations across Queens have welcomed news that the last 20 living Israeli hostages held by Hamas in Gaza returned home after more than two years in captivity on Monday as part of the first phase of the Gaza peace plan, which has also seen almost 2,000 Palestinian prisoners released from Israeli jails.
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