No city has been more divided than Hebron, a political city in the West Bank that has been used to house Jewish settlers. Today we conclude our series by visiting the Tomb of the Patriarchs. First we go to the mosque and see the tombs of Patriarchs, including Abraham, Isaac, Sarah, Leah, and Jacob. Then we go to the other side of the building to visit the synagogue. It is, I believe, the most fascinating site in all of the West Bank because it clearly shows the political and religious divisions so prevalent in this tiny country. (Video length: 20:26)

To see the other episodes in this 16-part series, click here.