Knight's, or if the Knight's was not available, I'd go with the Knight's. If I couldn't get one of those for whatever reason, I'd probably settle for the Knight's. Am I being too subtle? lol
Daniel Defense also makes a great gun, and it isn't as if that would represent a swing-and-a-miss for you by any stretch of the imagination.
The Tavor, while interesting, represents (to me, at least) one of those guns that we all thought was cool and rushed out to buy, only to spend the next few years trying to figure out what we were ever going to use it for, only to end up selling it. My last such episode involved a SCAR. For somebody else, it may have been an ACR or a piston gun or a monolithic. We've pretty much all been there.
Unless you have your AR bases covered to your satisfaction, I wouldn't be wandering too far afield just to scratch an itch. Buy something equal to or better than what you already have.
Like a Knight's rifle, for example. 
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Stand your ground; don't fire unless fired upon, but if they mean to have a war, let it begin here. -- Captain John Parker, Lexington, 1775.
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