The Guardian reports that Israel has condemned Turkey’s human rights record in response to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s comments yesterday criticising Israel’s “racist and discriminatory” treatment of Palestinians. The Israeli Foreign Ministry tweeted:” Those who systematically violate human rights in their own country shouldn’t preach to the region’s only true democracy.”

The Guardian reports that British Jihadi Aine Lesley Daves has been convicted in Turkey on terrorism charges and jailed for seven and a half years.

The i reports that 882 Palestinian prisoners are still on hunger strike, roughly the same amount as before the release of the video allegedly showing Marwan Barghouti eating, as the strike enters its 23^rd day.

City AM reports that Israeli energy firm Delek Group could be on its way to the London Stock Exchange, and is seeking a UK Listing. President and Chief Executive Asaf Bartfeld said: “If Delek Group wants to be international, we have to be traded on an international exchange and I think London is one of the good places to be in.”

All the Israeli media report on the closure of the IBA evening news, which was broadcast yesterday evening for the last time. The Channel One employees signed off the news edition with tears and sang the national anthem.

Israel Radio reports that the Knesset is scheduled to vote this evening on an amendment to the law for splitting the public broadcasting corporation and forming a separate news corporation.

Maariv reports comments by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas in which he said that he expected to meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under the auspices of US President Donald Trump. The comments were made during a press conference held with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, who visited Ramallah yesterday.

Maariv also reports on plans for a large scale demonstration in Rabin Square in Tel Aviv under the heading “‎Two states – one hope” on Saturday night, 27 May. The demonstration is being organised by Peace Now in cooperation with the Labour Party, Meretz and other organisations.

Yediot Ahronoth and Israel Hayom report on the plans for President Trump’s visit to Israel. Trump is expected to deliver a speech at Masada and visit the Western Wall in his 26 hour trip, but it remains unclear whether he will visit Yad Vashem.

Yediot Ahronot and Maariv report on the aftermath of Turkish President Erdoğan’s comments about Israel. President Reuven Rivlin responded to Erdogan’s statements that Israel was “judaising” Jerusalem by saying “Even under the Ottoman empire there was a Jewish majority in Jerusalem.”

Haaretz reports that the FIFA council has removed a motion on Israeli settlement teams from its agenda.