The Times and the Guardian report on the Israeli Prison Service’s video allegedly showing the leader of the Palestinian hunger strike Marwan Barghouti eating biscuits in his cell. The Telegraph notes the comments of Israel’s Minister for Public Security Gilad Erdan: “Barghouti is a murderer and hypocrite who urged his fellow prisoners to strike and suffer while he ate behind their backs.” Palestinians have dismissed the video as “fabrication”.

The Telegraph reports that hundreds of Syrian rebel fighters and their families were evacuated from Damascus yesterday, with many transported to Idlib. The Telegraph notes that the al-Assad regime now controls all but six districts of Damascus.

The BBC reports that the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby will meet Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin today as part of his 12-day tour of the Holy Land.

All the Israeli media report on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s speech attacking Israel as well as the response by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Jerusalem Post reports that Nabil Shaath has said that the Palestinian leader is still willing to negotiate “minimal” land swaps along the 1967 borders.

Haaretz reports that Mahmoud Abbas presented Trump with maps from the 2008 negotiation talks as a starting point for negotiations.

Yediot Ahronoth and the Times of Israel report on a video by the US Embassy in Saudi Arabia that removed Israel from an announcement about the President’s upcoming trip to the region. The US State Department called the posting an “inadvertent mistake”.

Israel Hayom and Times of Israel report on the controversy over the Nationality Bill which was approved on Sunday by the Ministerial Committee for Legislation.

The Jerusalem Post reports that 20 vehicles in East Jerusalem were vandalised as part of a “price tag” attack.

Maariv and the Jerusalem Post report on Palestinian attempts to ban six Israeli football clubs which are located in the West Bank.