Saturday's national newspaper front pages

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The Guardian leads on calls from world leaders for calm after Israeli strikes hit Iran on Friday morning.

The Daily Telegraph claims that an "openly Jewish" man was threatened with arrest for walking near pro-Palestinian protesters.

The Times reports that the government is considering cutting stamp duty in the autumn statement.

Dele Alli's ex-girlfriend has told The Sun she thought she was going to die in an armed robbery at the footballer's home in 2020.

Unemployed people will have their benefits axed if they fail to find work within a year, the Daily Mail reports.

The Daily Mirror leads on Israel's "revenge strike" and says "the world waits on Iran".

Rishi Sunak may cut disability benefit as part of a drive to tackle what he calls "sick note culture", the i reports.

The Financial Times leads on Israel's "limited strike" on Iran on Friday morning in response to the latter's missile attack last weekend.

Rubbish collectors are being terrorised by "rats the size of cats", the Daily Star reports.