Germany 2-0 Israel: Goals from Chelsea duo Kai Havertz and Timo Werner clinch friendly win
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Germany's last defeat came against England at last summer's European Championship
Chelsea duo Kai Havertz and Timo Werner scored as Germany beat Israel to make it eight wins in a row since manager Hansi Flick took charge.
Havertz opened the scoring with a header from a corner, his 14th goal for club and country this season, before Werner's near-post finish.
Substitute Thomas Muller missed a chance to extend the lead when his late penalty hit the post.
Israel's Yonatan Cohen's then saw his 94th-minute penalty saved.
It followed a challenge by Nico Schlotterbeck but keeper Kevin Trapp, who came on at the start of the second half, made a fine stop.
Germany have won all their games since last summer's European Championship.
At 0-0 Havertz was twice denied by keeper Ofir Marciano before putting his side on course for another victory.
Germany will look to make it nine wins in a row on Tuesday when they face the Netherlands in a heavyweight friendly in Amsterdam (19:45 BST).
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