Hey, from CNN. I'm Afoma D.K. With the five things you need to know for Wednesday, October 15th.

The ceasefire in Gaza is facing a serious test. President Donald Trump says if Hamas doesn't uphold its end of the deal,

he would consider allowing Israeli military action to resume. Under the agreement, Hamas was supposed to return

all of the living and deceased hostages within the first 72 hours. While all the living

hostages have been returned, only seven of the 28 deceased hostages have been handed over. The

Red Cross received two more coffins Wednesday evening, and Hamas says it has handed over

all hostage remains it can access.

Meanwhile, UN humanitarian groups are criticizing Israel for using aid as a bargaining chip.

CNN's Jeremy Diamond is in Tel Aviv.

We've spoken with an Israeli official tonight who said that only 300 trucks of humanitarian

aid were allowed into the Gaza Strip today.

That was half the amount that was agreed to under this ceasefire agreement.

In addition to that, Hamas has said that it is having trouble retrieving some of these bodies

of hostages due to the devastation in Gaza.

Some of those bodies believed to be under the rubble of building struck by the Israeli military.

According to UN estimates, since the beginning of the war, Israeli attacks have damaged or destroyed more than 430,000 homes.

One displaced Palestinian told Reuters he and his family came home to nothing.

We wake up in the morning and look for a sip of water to drink.

If we want to eat, there's no money, no work to do.

This isn't a life.

A federal judge is pumping the brakes on the Trump administration's attempt to lay off

more than 4,000 federal workers during the government shutdown.

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