Scouser, despite having different takes on many things, I can respect your opinion even when I disagree with it. If you have read my posts, you could dispense with your garbage about religious justification as I am just as much a non-believer than you. I have also not discussed caged animals, just that often the Palestinians are treated as badly or worse by the Arabs than they are by the Israelis. If you accept the Human Rights Watch condemnations of Israeli actions, you should also accept that Jordan deserves to be criticized as well (not to mention Lebanon).
Israel is a much better place than many make it out to be and a worse place than others claim. The Arab Israelis seem to get along well enough in Israel despite their different views on their invisible men. I see no reason why we shouldn't expect the Palestinians to provide for any non-Palestinians who have had a continual history of living in Hebron for recorded history (excepting the period from 1930-1967 when they were forced out - and yes, it was those super-religious Jews who lived in Hebron all these time under Ottoman rule). If Israel can handle having some super-religious Muslims as citizens, Palestinians should be able to handle some super-religious Jews, as long as the nuts on both sides remember that they choose to live under other laws. If you are for rights, it should be for rights. If you want a solution, you should agree that there needs to be a solution considered fair for all involved. No side should expect that all of their own demands will be provided for.