British report: Iran plans to hack US elections after attempted interference in Israeli elections

Al-Youm Al-Sabea and Sky News Arabia focused on details and quotes from Iranian officials, with Al-Youm Al-Sabea citing Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei, while Al Arabiya, Al Hadath and Tawasul News Network limited themselves to a brief relay of the report, with the network adding the stated aim of "deepening divisions".

• اليوم السابع It opened with the question "Did Iran intervene in the Knesset elections?", quoted Iranian officials on recruiting agents and hacking election systems, and cited Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei describing the Israeli elections as "a competition between gangs".
• العربية It limited itself to a brief relay stating that Iran plans to hack the US elections after a similar attempt in Israel, without details on the nature of the attempts or who carried them out.
• الحدث It offered a similar brief text focusing on Iran's planning to hack the US elections after a similar attempt in Israel, without details on the operations or targeted parties.
• شبكة تواصل الإخبارية It focused on the aim of "deepening divisions" in relaying that Iran is preparing to disrupt the US congressional elections, without details on the nature of the preparations or their sources.
• سكاي نيوز عربية It provided the most detail, attributing to the Telegraph Iranian officials' talk of recruiting agents, hacking attempts and setting up cyber groups, quoting an official describing readiness to disrupt elections, banking systems and travel movement, and noting the delay in forming the Israeli government.