A brief piece in the i summarises a warning by Maj-Gen Yair Golan, Israel’s Deputy Chief of Staff, who warned that a future war with Hezbollah would be “devastating.”

A BBC Online report reveals that Israel has arrested six people who are allegedly a “Jewish terror cell” responsible for violent attacks on Palestinians over recent years.

The Times, Guardian, Daily Mail and the Sun report on the election of Malia Bouattia as President of the National Union of Students. The Times reports Ms Bouattia has claimed that UK terrorism policy is controlled by the “Zionist and neo-Con lobby”, while the Mail notes that she endorsed Palestinian violent “resistance” against Israel.

The Guardian and BBC online report on a huge (£45m) fraud at the Tel Aviv Diamond Exchange. A number of diamond dealers may be forced into bankruptcy after a corrupt middleman stole diamonds and money during trades.

Israel Hayom claims that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will ask Russian President Vladimir Putin to prevent arms transfers to Hezbollah. The paper claims Syria and Russia’s relations with Iran will be the main topics of Mr Netanyahu’s meeting with Mr Putin in Moscow today.

Yediot Ahronot and Maariv cover an argument between Prime Minister Netanyahu and Education Minister Naftali Bennett at the Security Cabinet meeting yesterday. According to reports, Netanyahu threatened to fire Bennett after Bennet demanded a Cabinet discussion on a reported plan to limit IDF activity in Palestinian towns in Area A. An analysis piece in Yediot Ahronot claims that Netanyahu’s threat was not serious, as it would almost certainly lead to the fall of the Government and a general election.

In other political news, Haaretz’s editorial calls for Labour party leader Isaac Herzog to be replaced, accusing him of moving the party away from the left in an attempt to win votes.

All Israeli papers report that Hamas claimed responsibility for Monday’s Jerusalem bus bombing, following the death of the suspected bomber. The investigation into the bombing is under reporting restrictions.

Yediot Ahronot, Haaretz and Walla report that seven suspects were arrested – six civilians who live in West Bank settlements and one IDF soldier – on suspicion of being members of a Jewish terror cell. An analysis piece in Haaretz says that the Shin Bet security service now believes it has rounded up all the main players behind organised anti-Palestinian attacks.

Haaretz reports that Joint List MK Haneen Zoabi rejected an invitation to participate in a Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony, instead claiming that Israel is like 1930s Germany.