Yes. For professional use where reliability is a safety issue, this is the most stable solution. By using the extensive Israeli network infrastructure, our eSIM provides a consistent signal in major West Bank cities, along main highways (like Route 60), and, critically, at major checkpoints where communication is essential.
I am an aid worker/journalist. Is this connection reliable at checkpoints and in cities like Ramallah?
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