Hey, from CNN, I'm AfomaDK, with the five things you need to know for Monday, October 13th.

So together, let us continue in the spirit of cooperation, a goodwill that has finally brought us to this incredible historic breakthrough.

President Donald Trump and a host of world leaders signed a Gaza ceasefire deal during a summit

in Egypt today.

Trump was in Israel earlier today, praising Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and

insists the war is over. After more than two years of captivity, many freed Israeli hostages were reunited with their families and loved ones in hospitals across Israel, like one mother who tearfully embraced her son who was held hostage.

Coffins containing the bodies of four hostages were also released, according to Israeli authorities.

That's out of 28 deceased hostages still in Gaza.

It's not clear when they'll be returned.

CNN reported last week that Hamas may not be able to find and return all the hostages remains,

but a spokesperson for Israel's Prime Minister's office says an international committee will help find them.

Meanwhile, nearly 40 buses carrying more than 1,700 Palestinian detainees,

who had been held without charge, made way through large crowds in southern Gaza.

Some 250 long-term Palestinian prisoners convicted by Israeli courts were released into the West Bank,

Jerusalem and Gaza, or deported to Egypt.

We're barreling toward one of the longest shutdowns in American history unless Democrats

drop their partisan demands and passed a clean, no-strings-attached budget to reopen the government and pay our federal workers.

On day 13 of the government shutdown, that's the latest warning from House Speaker Mike Johnson.

GOP leaders are refusing to engage on Democrats' health care demands until the government reopens,

while Senate Democrats refuse to vote for a short-term bill to until the government reopens, while Senate Democrats refuse

to vote for a short-term bill to fund the government until Republicans extend Affordable

Care Act subsidies due to expire at the end of the year.

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