Al Hadath, also known as Al Hadath Media Group, is a state-owned entity headquartered in Saudi Arabia. A subsidiary of Al Arabiya, founded in 2012 and employing approximately 50 individuals, the company functions as a tier 1 media tech buyer. It specializes in broadcast television and radio, operating as an Arabic-language news channel that focuses on breaking news, live event coverage, and in-depth political analysis within the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The channel provides continuous 24/7 reporting on regional conflicts, diplomatic developments, and major global stories, with its services accessible across satellite television and digital streaming platforms, and an online presence maintained through its dedicated website and mobile applications.
On June 2, 2026, Al Hadath television, citing its own sources, reported that Iran and the United States were nearing approval of a temporary conflict settlement agreement, structured for implementation in four phases, with transitions contingent on the completion of agreements at each stage. Previously, on May 25, Iran denied a claim by the Saudi-owned media outlet Al Hadath which had cited "Iranian sources" stating Tehran was prepared to transfer highly enriched uranium out of the country, a claim later indicated as false. This denial followed Al Hadath's earlier report on May 24, citing informed sources, that the next round of negotiations between Washington and Tehran could resume on June 5, with a preliminary agreement expected as a memorandum of understanding, preceding further talks on final issues. On May 18, Al Hadath had claimed Iran was allegedly ready to hand over its highly enriched uranium stockpile to Russia as part of its latest peace proposal to the U.S.
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