Ibrahimi Mosque Tickets and Tours

Hebron City Tour

Hebron City Tour

Ayman review This is a tough tour as Ayman shows you the reality of the situation. He does not exaggerate or over dramaticise it, it's apparent before your eyes, and he just takes you to points of real interest and relevance and talks you through it. He does not pull his punches, he's open and honest. Doing the tour was difficult for us as outsiders, but also for Ayman, he is proud of his home city and it is heart breaking to see him have to suffer indignity as he takes us through check points to see the city. We cannot recommend the tour enough, it's honesty, the dignity of Ayman and those we met on the tour. Be prepared, this is not easy, but should allow you to go home and tell what is really happening here

Hebron Alternative Tour

Friendly and experienced tour guide

Friendly and experienced tour guide, The Hebron tour with Dani was very informative as well as interesting; he explained everything well and also took time for everything (photos, viewing, explanation, etc.). Both the Ibrahimi Mosque as well as the glass factory and more were a part of the tour, which made it even more of an experience. Overall, the tour was perfect.

Hebron & Bethlehem Full-Day Guided Tour from Jerusalem

Life changing experience

Quick note; I actually did the Hebron and Bethlehem tour (not Ramallah), but that's not listed as an option. Anyways - this tour was amazing, it was the most valuable experience that I had on my 11 day trip to Palestine/Israel. Mohammad was deeply knowledgeable on the history, politics, archeology, and people of every place we went. I saw two different sides of Hebron; the quiet, abandoned streets patrolled by the Israeli military, and the much livelier (though far less busy than it was pre-war) market and Old City. Seeing the occupation up close, and meeting Palestinians who live under it everyday, was very impactful. Mohammad then drove me through the South Hebron hills, pointing out different settlements and Palestinian villages. We drove through a few villages and chatted briefly with Mohammad's friends. Our day wrapped up in Bethlehem, where Mohammad showed me around and we had a meaningful conversation with the director of a community center there. If you want to understand the political situation in the West Bank, this tour is a must-do.