CINCINNATI —

Jewish and Palestinian communities in Greater Cincinnati are closely watching the latest developments in the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

For many with loved ones caught in the crossfire thousands of miles away, the agreement brings a sense of cautious optimism. Advertisement

Outside the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, signs reading "Bring Them Home" echo the message written across hung T-shirts inside the facility, honoring Israeli hostages still in captivity.

"In this, there are elements of joy and there are also moments of grief," said Danielle Minson, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati. "I'm hoping to see all the hostages returned. Hopefully, there are 20 living hostages and hopefully they are returned whole."

The ceasefire agreement calls f

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