The Times reports that senior members of the National Union of Students face accusations of antisemitism following a series of offensive posts on social media.  The Independent reports that three candidates holding or running for positions on its executive committee were found to have made the offensive comments.

The Guardian reports that the Israeli teenager arrested for allegedly making bomb threats to US Jewish community centres is facing charges for thousands of hoax threats against targets that include Israeli diplomatic offices, schools, shopping centres and hospitals.

The Guardian reports that Eastern European countries are failing to meet their commitments to ensure the return of property taken from Jewish people during the Second World War.

The i reports that construction has stalled on an Israeli museum, due to be built in Latrun, honouring Jewish veterans of the Second World War. The Israeli government has reportedly not met its commitment to match donor contributions.

The Metro reports on Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel with a photo of Israelis observing two minutes silence.

Yediot Ahronoth reports on yesterday’s stabbing attack at the Kalandiya checkpoint north of Jerusalem by a 41-year-old Palestinian woman, Asiya Kaabane who stabbed a 28 year old female Bedouin soldier, Salem Fawaz,. The soldier sustained light injuries, and her comrades subdued the attacker and arrested her. Kaabane said that she committed the attack because she wanted to die.

Maariv and Haaretz report that Prime Minister Netanyahu has threatened to cancel a scheduled meeting with German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel unless he cancels meetings with Btselem and Breaking the Silence. The German foreign minister is expected to meet with President Rivlin and opposition leader Isaac Herzog. Herzog criticised Netanyahu’s ultimatum saying it caused serious harm to Israeli-German relations.

Israel Radio reports that Shas ministers have warned that they will withdraw from the government coalition if they fail to overturn the recent High Court ruling allowing mini-markets in Tel Aviv to open  on the Sabbath.

Haaretz reports that the Trump administration is due to cut foreign aid but will reportedly increase funding to the Palestinians.

 Israel Hayom reports on President Rivlin’s criticism of French Presidential candidate Marine Le-Pen and Gadi Eisenkott’s attendance at the ‘ March of the Living’ in Auschwitz-Birkenau.