Discover the flavors of the Middle East with ‘What to eat in Israel’ on ForkHunter. Israeli cuisine is a delightful fusion of Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and North African influences. Savor the taste of Falafel, crispy chickpea fritters often served in pita bread with tahini sauce and fresh vegetables, capturing the essence of Israeli street food. Delight in Hummus, a creamy dip made from chickpeas, tahini, and olive oil, showcasing Israel’s love for flavorful spreads. From the bustling markets of Tel Aviv to the historic sites of Jerusalem, each meal in Israel is an invitation to explore a world of flavors that are as diverse and vibrant as the country’s cultural mosaic.