Hi from CNN, I'm Josh and Chana with the Five Things You Need to Know for Wednesday,

October 15.

President Donald Trump says phase two of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has begun.

But in a post on Truth Social, he adds that, quote, the job is not done when calling

for the release of all the dead hostages in Gaza.

So far, only eight of the deceased hostages have been released, and there is growing fury

in Israel over the delay.

And two Israeli sources say one of the bodies returned last night is not that of an Israeli

hostage, with one saying this was likely a misidentification and not done intentionally.

Israel's defense minister called the lack of progress a failure to uphold commitments.

Meanwhile, Israeli officials announced they were considering keeping the primary entry point

for humanitarian aid, the Rafa border crossing, closed.

The UN also says that Israel confirmed only half of the aid trucks, about 300, would be

allowed in today.

And on the topic of Hamas disarming, Trump struck a bullish tone yesterday and threatened

to forcibly disarm the militant group if they refused.

If they don't disarm, we will disarm them.

And it'll happen quickly and perhaps violently.

But they will disarm.

Do you understand me?

Now to Brussels, where a meeting between NATO defense ministers is getting underway.

Officials are discussing how they can ramp up their response to Russian aggression to Ukraine

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