Israeli legislator quits in dispute over nephew's gay weddingJERUSALEM (Reuters) - An ultra-Orthodox Jewish lawmaker resigned from the Israeli legislature on Wednesday after drawing rabbis  wrath for attending his gay nephew s wedding. Yigal Guetta of the Shas party said in an Israeli radio interview earlier this week that he and his family had gone to the celebration, held two years ago in Israel, because he wanted his sister s son to be happy, although gay marriage violated his own religious beliefs. A letter published on Monday by five prominent Israeli rabbis said same-sex marriage is an  abomination . Accusing Guetta of  desecrating God s will , they called on his party to fire him. Guetta made no immediate public statement after his resignation was confirmed by party officials. The newspaper Haaretz quoted a source close to the politician as saying he had refused to apologize and decided to quit, to avoid being asked to do so by Shas s own religious sages, who set party policy. Same-sex weddings held in Israel are not sanctioned by the state, and only Orthodox rabbis can issue marriage licenses. Couples may marry without a license, but the union won t be officially recognized. Israel does recognize same-sex couples who marry abroad and any other non-Orthodox weddings performed outside of the country. worldnews
israeli legislator quits dispute nephew gay weddingjerusalem reuters an jewish lawmaker resigned israeli legislature wednesday drawing rabbis wrath attending gay nephew wedding final guest sha party said israeli radio interview earlier week family gone celebration held two years ago israel wanted sister son happy although gay marriage violated religious beliefs a letter published monday five prominent israeli rabbis said marriage nomination accusing guest desecration god called party fire guest made immediate public statement resignation confirmed party officials the newspaper haaretz quoted source close politician saying refused apologize decided quit avoid asked sha religious sages set party policy weddings held israel sanctioned state orthodox rabbis issue marriage licenses couples may marry without license union officially recognized israel recognize couples marry abroad weddings performed outside country 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: Israeli legislator quits in dispute over nephew's gay weddingJERUSALEM (Reuters) - An ultra-Orthodox Jewish lawmaker resigned from the Israeli legislature on Wednesday after drawing rabbis  wrath for attending his gay nephew s wedding. Yigal Guetta of the Shas party said in an Israeli radio interview earlier this week that he and his family had gone to the celebration, held two years ago in Israel, because he wanted his sister s son to be happy, although gay marriage violated his own religious beliefs. A letter published on Monday by five prominent Israeli rabbis said same-sex marriage is an  abomination . Accusing Guetta of  desecrating God s will , they called on his party to fire him. Guetta made no immediate public statement after his resignation was confirmed by party officials. The newspaper Haaretz quoted a source close to the politician as saying he had refused to apologize and decided to quit, to avoid being asked to do so by Shas s own religious sages, who set party policy. Same-sex weddings held in Israel are not sanctioned by the state, and only Orthodox rabbis can issue marriage licenses. Couples may marry without a license, but the union won t be officially recognized. Israel does recognize same-sex couples who marry abroad and any other non-Orthodox weddings performed outside of the country. 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: israeli legislator quits dispute nephew gay weddingjerusalem reuters an jewish lawmaker resigned israeli legislature wednesday drawing rabbis wrath attending gay nephew wedding final guest sha party said israeli radio interview earlier week family gone celebration held two years ago israel wanted sister son happy although gay marriage violated religious beliefs a letter published monday five prominent israeli rabbis said marriage nomination accusing guest desecration god called party fire guest made immediate public statement resignation confirmed party officials the newspaper haaretz quoted source close politician saying refused apologize decided quit avoid asked sha religious sages set party policy weddings held israel sanctioned state orthodox rabbis issue marriage licenses couples may marry without license union officially recognized israel recognize couples marry abroad weddings performed outside country worldnews