ThinkProgress’s Jack Jenkins participated in an FMEP trip to Hebron, in the West Bank. Here’s what he saw.

The Israeli prime minister casts blame on Arab MKs and long-dead clerics but won’t talk about the messianic incitement coming from his own government. And forget about a discussion on the occupation’s role in inciting violence.

Benjamin Netanyahu is feeling the heat on the domestic and international fronts.

“Recognizing that Palestinians are dying too, as did Democrat hopeful Martin O’Malley, shouldn’t be controversial,” writes Peter Beinart. “But in the 2016 presidential campaign it’s risky merely to acknowledge the suffering of both sides.”

“Insisting on due process in cases of demolition of terrorists’ houses obscures the fact that this practice has across-the-board support,” writes B’Tselem director Hagai El-Ad.

Dozens of Palestinians throw stones, firebombs at Israeli troops, after Palestinian factions declared a day of support of Hebron, termed ‘Palestinian rage capital.’

“From checkpoints and soldiers to the fate of our children, fear is everywhere in East Jerusalem these days,” writes Fuad Abu Hamed.

An eight-month-old Palestinian baby died Friday from tear gas inhalation in Beit Fajjar village south of Bethlehem during clashes in the area, the Palestinian Ministry of Health said.

A Border Police officer pepper sprays Palestinian journalists who were covering a West Bank protest. The IDF is ‘looking into the incident.’

“Redrawing the map of Jerusalem will not lock out potential attackers,” writes Yoav Galai. “Instead, it will only spark the sort of reaction one could expect following the wholesale nullification of rights from a significant number of Palestinians.”