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Since Hamas' first attack on Israel on Oct. 7, the news has been flooded with reports of tragedy.

After witnessing one of the most horrifying examples of disregard for human life in decades, let's join together to restore a clear sense of the value of human life.

As the Jewish community here continues to grapple with the terrorist invasion of Israel and the brutal murder of over 1400 Israelis, many are turning to actions that they can do to help make a difference. Starting November 1st, over two dozen Jewish organizations in Cincinnati will join together for a month-long “Clean Speech” Challenge to honor the lives lost and help heal through community unity. The initiative, led by Rabbi Seth Cook, head of the Jewish Experience Cincinnati, encourages mindful speech as a way to help make a difference and “strengthen solidarity.”

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“The goal is to teach people to choose words wisely,” said Rabbi Raphael Leban, founder of the Clean Speech movement. “When you become more sensitive to the way you’re communicating, it has a direct positive effect on all your relationships, and can be life-changing.”