Lebanon's Hariri rescinds resignation, drawing line under crisisBEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri rescinded his resignation on Tuesday, drawing a line under a month-long crisis triggered when he announced from Riyadh that he was stepping down and remained outside Lebanon for weeks. His coalition government, which includes the Iran-backed Hezbollah group, reaffirmed a state policy of staying out of conflicts in Arab states. Hariri s Saudi allies accuse Hezbollah of waging war across the Middle East as agents of Iran. Hariri s shock resignation had thrust Lebanon to the forefront of the regional quarrel between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which has been played out on battlefields in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. Lebanese officials said Saudi Arabia had coerced Hariri, a long-time Saudi ally, into resigning and put him under effective house arrest until an intervention by France led to his return to Lebanon. Saudi Arabia and Hariri have denied this. President Michel Aoun, a Hezbollah ally, refused to accept his resignation while he remained abroad. Saudi concern over the influence wielded by Shi ite Muslim Iran and Hezbollah in other Arab states had been widely seen as the root cause of the crisis, which raised fears for Lebanon s economic and political stability.  The Lebanese policy of  dissociation  was declared in 2012 to keep the deeply divided state out of regional conflicts such as the civil war in neighbouring Syria. Despite the policy, Hezbollah is heavily involved there, sending thousands of fighters to help President Bashar al-Assad. In its first meeting since Hariri s resignation, the cabinet on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to the policy.   All (the government s) political components decide to dissociate themselves from all conflicts, disputes, wars or the internal affairs of brother Arab countries, in order to preserve Lebanon s economic and political relations,  Hariri said. Lebanon, where Sunni Muslim, Shi ite, Christian and Druze groups fought a civil war from 1975-1990, has a governing system designed to share power among sectarian groups. Hariri, a wealthy Sunni businessman with long ties to the kingdom, had denounced Iran during his resignation speech and said he was outside Lebanon because he feared for his family s safety. His father, an ex-prime minister, was assassinated in 2005. In a speech during the cabinet session, Hariri warned that the tensions in the region could easily drag Lebanon down a dangerous route, and the issues which had led to the crisis could not be ignored.  Developments in the region suggest a new wave of conflict ... Perhaps the conflict is nearing the end, and Lebanon cannot be plunged into chaos on the finish line.  If we are rejecting interference by any state in Lebanese affairs, it cannot be that we accept that any Lebanese side interferes in the affairs of Arab states,  Hariri said, an apparent reference to Hezbollah.  We have to address this issue, and take a decision announcing our disassociation, in words and deeds,  he said.     Hariri s resignation was accompanied by a sharp escalation in Saudi statements targeting the Lebanese state, with Riyadh at one point accusing the Beirut government of declaring war against it. Western governments, including the United States, stressed their support for Hariri and Lebanon.  Hariri will be in Paris on Friday for a meeting of the International Lebanon Support Group, a body that includes the five members of the U.N. Security Council - Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States. The meeting, to be opened by French President Emmanuel Macron, aims in part to put pressure on Saudi Arabia and Iran to desist from interference in Lebanon, diplomats said.  (This version of the story re-inserts the word  not  in paragraph 13) worldnews
lebanon hair rescind resignation drawing line crisisbeirut reuters lebanese prime minister said rescinded resignation tuesday drawing line crisis triggered announced riyadh stepping remained outside lebanon weeks his coalition government includes hezbollah group reaffirmed state policy staying conflicts arab states hair saudi allies accuse hezbollah waging war across middle east agents iran hair shock resignation thrust lebanon forefront regional quarrel saudi arabia iran played battlefields syria iraq yemen lebanese officials said saudi arabia coerced hair saudi ally resigning put effective house arrest intervention france led return lebanon saudi arabia hair denied president michel noun hezbollah ally refused accept resignation remained abroad saudi concern influence wielded shi ite muslim iran hezbollah arab states widely seen root cause crisis raised fears lebanon economic political stability the lebanese policy dissociation declared keep deeply divided state regional conflicts civil war neighbouring syria despite policy hezbollah heavily involved sending thousands fighters help president basal in first meeting since hair resignation cabinet tuesday reaffirmed commitment policy all government political components decide associate conflicts disputes wars internal affairs brother arab countries order preserve lebanon economic political relations hair said lebanon sunny muslim shi ite christian due groups fought civil war governing system designed share power among sectarian groups hair wealthy sunny businessman long ties kingdom denounced iran resignation speech said outside lebanon feared family safety his father minister assassinated in speech cabinet session hair warned tensions region could easily drag lebanon dangerous route issues led crisis could ignored developments region suggest new wave conflict perhaps conflict nearing end lebanon plunged chaos finish line if rejecting interference state lebanese affairs accept lebanese side interferes affairs arab states hair said apparent reference hezbollah we address issue take decision announcing dissociation words deeds said hair resignation accompanied sharp escalation saudi statements targeting lebanese state riyadh one point accusing bert government declaring war western governments including united states stressed support hair lebanon hair paris friday meeting international lebanon support group body includes five members security council britain china france russia united states the meeting opened french president emmanuel macron aims part put pressure saudi arabia iran desist interference lebanon diplomats said this version story word paragraph 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: Lebanon's Hariri rescinds resignation, drawing line under crisisBEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri rescinded his resignation on Tuesday, drawing a line under a month-long crisis triggered when he announced from Riyadh that he was stepping down and remained outside Lebanon for weeks. His coalition government, which includes the Iran-backed Hezbollah group, reaffirmed a state policy of staying out of conflicts in Arab states. Hariri s Saudi allies accuse Hezbollah of waging war across the Middle East as agents of Iran. Hariri s shock resignation had thrust Lebanon to the forefront of the regional quarrel between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which has been played out on battlefields in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. Lebanese officials said Saudi Arabia had coerced Hariri, a long-time Saudi ally, into resigning and put him under effective house arrest until an intervention by France led to his return to Lebanon. Saudi Arabia and Hariri have denied this. President Michel Aoun, a Hezbollah ally, refused to accept his resignation while he remained abroad. Saudi concern over the influence wielded by Shi ite Muslim Iran and Hezbollah in other Arab states had been widely seen as the root cause of the crisis, which raised fears for Lebanon s economic and political stability.  The Lebanese policy of  dissociation  was declared in 2012 to keep the deeply divided state out of regional conflicts such as the civil war in neighbouring Syria. Despite the policy, Hezbollah is heavily involved there, sending thousands of fighters to help President Bashar al-Assad. In its first meeting since Hariri s resignation, the cabinet on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to the policy.   All (the government s) political components decide to dissociate themselves from all conflicts, disputes, wars or the internal affairs of brother Arab countries, in order to preserve Lebanon s economic and political relations,  Hariri said. Lebanon, where Sunni Muslim, Shi ite, Christian and Druze groups fought a civil war from 1975-1990, has a governing system designed to share power among sectarian groups. Hariri, a wealthy Sunni businessman with long ties to the kingdom, had denounced Iran during his resignation speech and said he was outside Lebanon because he feared for his family s safety. His father, an ex-prime minister, was assassinated in 2005. In a speech during the cabinet session, Hariri warned that the tensions in the region could easily drag Lebanon down a dangerous route, and the issues which had led to the crisis could not be ignored.  Developments in the region suggest a new wave of conflict ... Perhaps the conflict is nearing the end, and Lebanon cannot be plunged into chaos on the finish line.  If we are rejecting interference by any state in Lebanese affairs, it cannot be that we accept that any Lebanese side interferes in the affairs of Arab states,  Hariri said, an apparent reference to Hezbollah.  We have to address this issue, and take a decision announcing our disassociation, in words and deeds,  he said.     Hariri s resignation was accompanied by a sharp escalation in Saudi statements targeting the Lebanese state, with Riyadh at one point accusing the Beirut government of declaring war against it. Western governments, including the United States, stressed their support for Hariri and Lebanon.  Hariri will be in Paris on Friday for a meeting of the International Lebanon Support Group, a body that includes the five members of the U.N. Security Council - Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States. The meeting, to be opened by French President Emmanuel Macron, aims in part to put pressure on Saudi Arabia and Iran to desist from interference in Lebanon, diplomats said.  (This version of the story re-inserts the word  not  in paragraph 13) 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: lebanon hair rescind resignation drawing line crisisbeirut reuters lebanese prime minister said rescinded resignation tuesday drawing line crisis triggered announced riyadh stepping remained outside lebanon weeks his coalition government includes hezbollah group reaffirmed state policy staying conflicts arab states hair saudi allies accuse hezbollah waging war across middle east agents iran hair shock resignation thrust lebanon forefront regional quarrel saudi arabia iran played battlefields syria iraq yemen lebanese officials said saudi arabia coerced hair saudi ally resigning put effective house arrest intervention france led return lebanon saudi arabia hair denied president michel noun hezbollah ally refused accept resignation remained abroad saudi concern influence wielded shi ite muslim iran hezbollah arab states widely seen root cause crisis raised fears lebanon economic political stability the lebanese policy dissociation declared keep deeply divided state regional conflicts civil war neighbouring syria despite policy hezbollah heavily involved sending thousands fighters help president basal in first meeting since hair resignation cabinet tuesday reaffirmed commitment policy all government political components decide associate conflicts disputes wars internal affairs brother arab countries order preserve lebanon economic political relations hair said lebanon sunny muslim shi ite christian due groups fought civil war governing system designed share power among sectarian groups hair wealthy sunny businessman long ties kingdom denounced iran resignation speech said outside lebanon feared family safety his father minister assassinated in speech cabinet session hair warned tensions region could easily drag lebanon dangerous route issues led crisis could ignored developments region suggest new wave conflict perhaps conflict nearing end lebanon plunged chaos finish line if rejecting interference state lebanese affairs accept lebanese side interferes affairs arab states hair said apparent reference hezbollah we address issue take decision announcing dissociation words deeds said hair resignation accompanied sharp escalation saudi statements targeting lebanese state riyadh one point accusing bert government declaring war western governments including united states stressed support hair lebanon hair paris friday meeting international lebanon support group body includes five members security council britain china france russia united states the meeting opened french president emmanuel macron aims part put pressure saudi arabia iran desist interference lebanon diplomats said this version story word paragraph worldnews