CNN reported the information.During the walk through the Knesset in Jerusalem, a reporter asked Donald Trump whether the war was “officially over.”“Yes,” Trump responded, reiterating his stance and previous comments that the ceasefire deal he helped broker marks a definitive end to the conflict.Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not share this view, stating last night that the military campaign in Gaza is not over, and several points from Trump’s 20‑point peace plan remain unresolved.“Yet at least in his mind, Trump is clear that he believes there should be no more fighting,” the outlet added.On October 10, at 12 p.m., the ceasefire agreement between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas came into effect.On Monday, October 13, the Hamas group began releasing Israeli hostages under the terms of the ceasefire agreement in the Gaza Strip.