The Ibrahimi Mosque (Tomb of the Patriarchs) in Hebron is a profoundly significant religious site for both Muslims and Jews, necessitating respectful and modest dress. While generally accessible year-round, visitors should be aware that access can be affected by religious holidays, prayer times, and the sensitive geopolitical situation in Hebron H2, which often involves security checkpoints. A solo visit is possible, but a guided tour is highly recommended to navigate the complex environment, understand the rich multi-faith history, and ensure a smoother experience amidst potential security procedures. Entry is typically free, though donations are appreciated. A visit usually lasts 1-2 hours for a brief exploration, extending to 3-4 hours with a comprehensive guided tour of the site and surrounding Old City. Visitors should carry identification and be prepared for potential security checks, always being mindful of the site's unique and sensitive context.