Israel is heading into an election with the Iran threat looming and Benjamin Netanyahu's political future at stake, Fox News reported.

Fox News described the vote as a "high-stakes election" in which Netanyahu's legacy is also on the line. The outlet said voters are weighing his security record and the continuing Iran threat.

NPR reported that Ayesha Rascoe spoke with Middle East Institute senior fellow Natan Sachs about striking Iran, developments in the West Bank, and elections in Israel and the U.S.

NPR framed its discussion around how the Iran war is influencing voters in the U.S. and Israel. Fox News referred instead to a continuing Iran threat. The two outlets use different terms for the Iran situation, and neither summary describes it in further detail.

NPR's summary also lists developments in the West Bank, a topic that the Fox News summary does not mention. Neither outlet's summary gives an election date, a polling result or a vote count.

Fox News centers its account on Netanyahu, saying his political future and legacy are at stake as voters weigh his security record. NPR's summary names Sachs, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, as the guest in its conversation with Rascoe.

Sources: NPR: How the Iran war is influencing voters in the U.S. and Israel; Fox News: Netanyahu fights for political future as Israel heads to polls with Iran threat looming.