By Natalie Hambly
It's for lovers of peace and cheap hummus.
A cafe in the coastal town of Netanya in Israel is fighting back against the recent spate of Israeli-Palestinian violence by appealing to people's stomachs and wallets.
The cafe's manager embraced the power of hummus.
According to ABC News at least nine Israelis and 41 Palestinians have died this month.
Reaching out to their fans on Facebook, the Humus Bar posted details of a special deal:
"Scared of Arabs? Scared of Jews? With us we don't have Arabs! But we also don't have Jews... With us we've got human beings! Real excellent Arab hummus! Excellent Jewish falafel! And a free refill for every serving of hummus, whether you're Arab, Jewish, Christian, Indian, etc.
"Special bargain: 50% discount on hummus to a table where Arabs and Jews sit together."
Speaking to the Times of Israel, manager Kobi Tzafrir said the deal had struck a chord with customers and he had already served many shared tables.
Some customers have even refused the discount in support of the sentiment.
"If there's anything that can bring together these peoples, it's hummus," he said.
This story was originally published in October 2015.