On Thursday, a 29-year-old resident of Bethlehem, who was in Israel illegally, was arrested on suspicion of stabbing and robbing a man in his apartment located on Allenby Street in Tel Aviv. Following the attack, the victim was evacuated to a hospital in light condition. The assailant fled the scene but was apprehended by Israel Police shortly afterward, just a few streets away from the incident. Authorities also recovered a knife believed to have been used in the attack near the apartment. The suspect was taken in for questioning and had his detention extended by the court until Monday. In a related development, the café 'Tachtit' in central Tel Aviv was recently closed after it was found to have employed three illegal residents, leading to criminal charges against them. The café's owner expressed distress over the closure, emphasizing the impact on his business and identity after 21 years of operation.