Cafes along India's Hummus Trail, popular with Israeli tourists seeking familiar food after military service, face accusations of restricting entry to Israelis only, with Hebrew signs and reports of locals denied access. Defenders say the spots specialize in Israeli cuisine, operate as members-only for tourists, or limit entry due to past incidents with some Indians, citing private business rights. The debate echoes 2015 controversies at places like Free Kasol Cafe, where owners denied ethnic bans, and highlights clashes between tourism, business practices, and national pride in high-traffic areas.