hummus

Tom Weissman opens second branch of Garger Hazahav, letting the kitchen dream

1,000 days of effort poured into a bottle.

“I’m wondering what other countries would do if terrorists came and killed and kidnapped their people, including babies and children. The world needs to understand that," the owner told reporters.

Netta-Chaim has left behind his wife, family, and business to serve with his soldiers and has committed to guiding them, using all skills at his disposal, like making sure they have a full stomach.

The restaurant has won a reputation for both its hummus — called by some “the best” in Berlin — and its message.

The hummus served at Badusa is freshly made and hasn’t been sitting around for hours.

"It's unbelievable that even donating food has become a political matter," the establishment said.