A cyclist’s firsthand journey through Hebron, documenting daily life in the most divided city in the West Bank. Footage shows Palestinian residents, Israeli settlers, military checkpoints, and the physical barriers separating communities. Includes interviews with locals describing land confiscation, shop closures, and settler harassment since 1994. Also visits the Ibrahim Mosque and the famous building where Palestinians live below Israeli settlers with protective netting against thrown debris. The traveler highlights Palestinian hospitality and resilience amid military surveillance and restricted movement.