The Times, Sun, Mirror and Daily Star, as well as the Mail on Sunday, report that MPs are being taught Krav Maga, the Israeli self-defence martial art, as a way of defending themselves from attackers following the murder of Jo Cox MP in June.

The Times reports that Israel has been ordered to pay Iran compensation over the nationalisation of an oil pipeline in 1979. The pipe was owned by a joint Israeli-Iranian company, set up in 1968 under the Shah until the Iranian Revolution. A Swiss tribunal ruled that Israel should pay Iran $1bn compensation. However, the Times notes that Israeli law bans payments to enemy countries such as Iran.

The Times, Telegraph, Mail, Express, Sun and Mirror report that Egyptian judoka Islam El-Shehaby refused to bow or shake hands with his Israeli opponent Or Sasson. Sasson defeated El-Shehaby in the over 100kg category and went on to win the bronze medal.

A comment piece by Barry Rosen in Saturday’s Telegraph is highly critical of the new British government’s attempts to build new ties with Iran, following a call between British Prime Minister Theresa May and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.

In Israeli media, the Jerusalem Post and Israel Hayom reports that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has called on Israeli Arab leaders to mediate talks between his Fatah faction and Hamas. According to an Israel Radio report, Abbas made the suggestion at a meeting in Ramallah on Saturday night to Israeli Arab MKs and others. Abbas also reportedly opposed an Egyptian initiative.

Haaretz leads on a document which reportedly promises more settlement construction south of Hebron. The plan suggests building two new industrial zones and a medical centre that would serve Israelis and Palestinians.

Israel Hayom claims that most firearms used in criminal incidents in Israel were stolen from the IDF. Citing a police report, it says that 1,004 of the 1,284 firearms incidents classed as criminal were carried out using stolen weapons, and notes that there is an illegal market in such weapons. The report follows the arrest last week of an IDF officer who was allegedly running a weapon-stealing ring.

Haaretz notes that IDF soldiers are still volunteering in kindergartens for asylum seekers, despite the Ministry of Defence’s instructions to stop. Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman ordered the volunteer programme to stop last week.

Yediot Ahronot, Haaretz and Israel Hayom report on the arrest of a 46-year-old Israeli man accused of shooting a Palestinian man who tried to steal his truck. The man claims he shot in self-defence.

Haaretz reports that seven Jews were arrested on the Temple Mount over the course of the fast of Tisha b’Av. One of the Jews was arrested for crying, which Jews are banned from doing on the Temple Mount. There were minor scuffles by Muslim visitors on the Mount attempting to attack Jews, but there were no serious injuries. Police closed the site to Jewish visitors 45 minutes early to prevent escalation.