Qatar, neighbors trade barbs at Arab League over boycottCAIRO (Reuters) - Diplomats from Qatar and the four states boycotting it exchanged heated words at an Arab League meeting on Tuesday. Tensions flared after Qatar s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad al-Muraikhi discussed the boycott in his opening speech despite the Gulf dispute not being on the agenda. He called the Gulf monarchy s critics  rabid dogs .  Even the animals were not spared, you sent them out savagely,  Muraikhi said, referring to the thousands of camels left stranded on the border between Qatar and Saudi Arabia after borders were closed.   Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, suspending air and shipping routes with the world s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas, which is home to the region s biggest U.S. military base. The nations say Doha supports regional foe Iran and Islamists. Qatar denies the charges and calls the economic boycott a  siege  aimed at neutering an independent foreign policy it says promotes peaceful regional reform and fighting terrorism. Kuwait has been trying to mediate in the dispute. During his speech, Muraikhi referred to Iran as an  honourable country  and said ties had warmed with its neighbor since the blockade.  In response, Ahmed al-Qattan, Saudi Arabia s envoy to the Arab League, said:  Congratulations to Iran and soon, God willing, you will regret it.  The exchange descended into a row during which Muraikhi and Qattan each told the other to be quiet.  Muraikhi said Saudi Arabia was looking to depose the Emir of Qatar and replace him with Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, who helped negotiate the entry of Qatari pilgrims attending the annual haj pilgrimage into Saudi Arabia.  This is an improper thing to say because the kingdom of Saudi Arabia will never resort to such cheap methods and we don t want to change the regime, but you must also know that the kingdom can do anything it wants, God willing,  Qattan said. Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said Muraikhi s comments were unacceptable.   We all know Qatar s historic support for terrorism and what has been provided for extremist factions, and money in Syria, Yemen, Libya and Egypt that have lead to the death of many of Egypt s sons,  Shoukry said. Qatar backed a Muslim Brotherhood government in Egypt before it was overthrown by the military in 2013. The Arab states have demanded Qatar sever any links with the Brotherhood and other groups they deem to be terrorist, ideological or sectarian. worldnews
qatar neighbors trade bars arab league boycottcairo reuters diplomats qatar four states boycotting exchanged heated words arab league meeting tuesday tensions flared qatar minister state foreign affairs sultan bin said discussed boycott opening speech despite gulf dispute agenda he called gulf monarchy critics rapid dogs even animals spared sent savage muraikhi said referring thousands camels left stranded border qatar saudi arabia borders closed saudi arabia uae egypt bahrain cut diplomatic trade links qatar june suspending air shipping routes world biggest exporter liquefied natural gas home region biggest military base the nations say doha supports regional foe iran islamists qatar denies charges calls economic boycott siege aimed entering independent foreign policy says promotes peaceful regional reform fighting terrorism kuwait trying mediate dispute during speech muraikhi referred iran honourable country said ties warmed neighbor since blockade in response ahmed saudi arabia envoy arab league said congratulations iran soon god willing regret the exchange descended row muraikhi attain told quiet muraikhi said saudi arabia looking depose emir qatar replace foreign minister sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahman helped negotiate entry qatar pilgrims attending annual has pilgrimage saudi arabia this improper thing say kingdom saudi arabia never resort cheap methods want change regime must also know kingdom anything wants god willing attain said egyptian foreign minister same shoukry said muraikhi comments unacceptable we know qatar historic support terrorism provided extremist factions money syria yemen libya egypt lead death many egypt sons shoukry said qatar backed muslim brotherhood government egypt overthrown military the arab states demanded qatar sever links brotherhood groups deem terrorist ideological sectarian worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Qatar, neighbors trade barbs at Arab League over boycottCAIRO (Reuters) - Diplomats from Qatar and the four states boycotting it exchanged heated words at an Arab League meeting on Tuesday. Tensions flared after Qatar s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad al-Muraikhi discussed the boycott in his opening speech despite the Gulf dispute not being on the agenda. He called the Gulf monarchy s critics  rabid dogs .  Even the animals were not spared, you sent them out savagely,  Muraikhi said, referring to the thousands of camels left stranded on the border between Qatar and Saudi Arabia after borders were closed.   Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade links with Qatar on June 5, suspending air and shipping routes with the world s biggest exporter of liquefied natural gas, which is home to the region s biggest U.S. military base. The nations say Doha supports regional foe Iran and Islamists. Qatar denies the charges and calls the economic boycott a  siege  aimed at neutering an independent foreign policy it says promotes peaceful regional reform and fighting terrorism. Kuwait has been trying to mediate in the dispute. During his speech, Muraikhi referred to Iran as an  honourable country  and said ties had warmed with its neighbor since the blockade.  In response, Ahmed al-Qattan, Saudi Arabia s envoy to the Arab League, said:  Congratulations to Iran and soon, God willing, you will regret it.  The exchange descended into a row during which Muraikhi and Qattan each told the other to be quiet.  Muraikhi said Saudi Arabia was looking to depose the Emir of Qatar and replace him with Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani, who helped negotiate the entry of Qatari pilgrims attending the annual haj pilgrimage into Saudi Arabia.  This is an improper thing to say because the kingdom of Saudi Arabia will never resort to such cheap methods and we don t want to change the regime, but you must also know that the kingdom can do anything it wants, God willing,  Qattan said. Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said Muraikhi s comments were unacceptable.   We all know Qatar s historic support for terrorism and what has been provided for extremist factions, and money in Syria, Yemen, Libya and Egypt that have lead to the death of many of Egypt s sons,  Shoukry said. Qatar backed a Muslim Brotherhood government in Egypt before it was overthrown by the military in 2013. The Arab states have demanded Qatar sever any links with the Brotherhood and other groups they deem to be terrorist, ideological or sectarian. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: qatar neighbors trade bars arab league boycottcairo reuters diplomats qatar four states boycotting exchanged heated words arab league meeting tuesday tensions flared qatar minister state foreign affairs sultan bin said discussed boycott opening speech despite gulf dispute agenda he called gulf monarchy critics rapid dogs even animals spared sent savage muraikhi said referring thousands camels left stranded border qatar saudi arabia borders closed saudi arabia uae egypt bahrain cut diplomatic trade links qatar june suspending air shipping routes world biggest exporter liquefied natural gas home region biggest military base the nations say doha supports regional foe iran islamists qatar denies charges calls economic boycott siege aimed entering independent foreign policy says promotes peaceful regional reform fighting terrorism kuwait trying mediate dispute during speech muraikhi referred iran honourable country said ties warmed neighbor since blockade in response ahmed saudi arabia envoy arab league said congratulations iran soon god willing regret the exchange descended row muraikhi attain told quiet muraikhi said saudi arabia looking depose emir qatar replace foreign minister sheikh mohammed bin abdulrahman helped negotiate entry qatar pilgrims attending annual has pilgrimage saudi arabia this improper thing say kingdom saudi arabia never resort cheap methods want change regime must also know kingdom anything wants god willing attain said egyptian foreign minister same shoukry said muraikhi comments unacceptable we know qatar historic support terrorism provided extremist factions money syria yemen libya egypt lead death many egypt sons shoukry said qatar backed muslim brotherhood government egypt overthrown military the arab states demanded qatar sever links brotherhood groups deem terrorist ideological sectarian worldnews