Hebron

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"One of the holiest places for Jews and Muslims, Hebron is perhaps the epicenter of the Palestinian Israeli Conflict. The Ibrahimi Mosque-Synagogue Complex sits over the Cave of the Patriarchs, the resting place of Abraham the patriarch. Since the 1990's Hebron's old city has become a patchwork of settlements and fences. Main sights: the old city and market, the various Jewish settlements around the old city, the Ibrahimi Mosque/Synagogue complex, outside the old city: the glass works (Hebron is famed for its glass) Note: Hebron is an incredibly edgy city to visit. I highly recommend hiring a local guide to take you around to all the sites and explain the situation. It is very easy to make a mistake with so many rules. With a guide, Hebron is very safe. How to get there: From Bethlehem, there are "services" (pronounced like in French servees) that will take you to Hebron for 10 shekels. A driver can also take you for about 300 shekels for the day"

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