eSIM for Palestine

No. We do not sell a plan for Palestine at the moment, and no regional plan in our range covers it, so none of our plans will give you data there.

Before planning travel, check your government's current advice for the region, which changes and should always be your first source.

The Palestinian market is served by Jawwal, part of the Paltel group, and Ooredoo Palestine, which used to trade as Wataniya Mobile. Under the Oslo Accords, both need Israeli approval for the spectrum they use, and that has held back newer mobile technology. Jawwal only launched 3G in January 2018, and Gaza has stayed on 2G.

If your route links Ramallah, Bethlehem, Hebron, Nablus and Jericho, save offline maps before you set off, including for the drives through the Jordan Valley.

If you are relying on your home SIM, ask your provider before you go which networks in the West Bank its roaming covers and what it charges there.

Plan for a connection that varies. Download offline maps for the whole area you will visit, save addresses in a form you can read without a connection, and confirm arrangements in advance where you can.