Yemen Islamist party members arrested, ratcheting up tensionsADEN (Reuters) - Security forces in the southern Yemeni city of Aden arrested 10 members of an Islamist partner in the internationally-recognized government, the Islah party said on Wednesday. Aden is dominated by local forces backed by the United Arab Emirates, a key member of the Saudi-led coalition that intervened in Yemen s civil war in 2015 to restore President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power but is hostile toward Islamists. The arrests could raise tension within the coalition fighting the Iran-aligned Houthi movement and forces loyal to ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh who seized much of northern Yemen, including the capital Sanaa, and drove Hadi into exile. Islah said security forces raided the home of its number two man in Aden, Mohammed Abdel-Malek, and arrested him, along with a member of the party s local Shura Council as well as a local militia commander. Security forces also closed down the party s office in the al-Qaloua district of Aden, Islah said in a statement. A security source in Aden confirmed four people were arrested and said the move was related to the assassination of a Salafist imam in Aden on Tuesday by a bomb planted in his car. While both in the Islamist camp, Salafists and Islah are at odds as some of the former back a secession of south Yemen while the latter wants the Arabian Peninsula state to remain intact. It was unclear if the arrested Islah members had been formally charged.  (Islah) directs a call to public opinion, the government and the coalition demanding they shoulder their responsibility to swiftly release brother Abdel-Malek and his colleagues and to stop these arbitrary measures,  Islah s statement said. With thousands of fighters deployed on battlefronts against the Houthis, Islah has been an important ally of Hadi and the Saudi-led coalition trying to reinstate his government. But Islah, seen as linked with the Muslim Brotherhood, has come under pressure since a rift erupted between Qatar and some Arab states, including the UAE and Saudi Arabia, in June over allegations Qatar backs Islamist militants. Qatar denies this. Since the coalition intervened in Yemen, Islah has tried to distance itself from the Brotherhood in an effort to ease Gulf rulers  anxiety about its Islamist ideology.  The Brotherhood denies accusations from conservative Arab governments of involvement in terrorism, saying it seeks change only by peaceful means.   worldnews
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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: Yemen Islamist party members arrested, ratcheting up tensionsADEN (Reuters) - Security forces in the southern Yemeni city of Aden arrested 10 members of an Islamist partner in the internationally-recognized government, the Islah party said on Wednesday. Aden is dominated by local forces backed by the United Arab Emirates, a key member of the Saudi-led coalition that intervened in Yemen s civil war in 2015 to restore President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi to power but is hostile toward Islamists. The arrests could raise tension within the coalition fighting the Iran-aligned Houthi movement and forces loyal to ex-president Ali Abdullah Saleh who seized much of northern Yemen, including the capital Sanaa, and drove Hadi into exile. Islah said security forces raided the home of its number two man in Aden, Mohammed Abdel-Malek, and arrested him, along with a member of the party s local Shura Council as well as a local militia commander. Security forces also closed down the party s office in the al-Qaloua district of Aden, Islah said in a statement. A security source in Aden confirmed four people were arrested and said the move was related to the assassination of a Salafist imam in Aden on Tuesday by a bomb planted in his car. While both in the Islamist camp, Salafists and Islah are at odds as some of the former back a secession of south Yemen while the latter wants the Arabian Peninsula state to remain intact. It was unclear if the arrested Islah members had been formally charged.  (Islah) directs a call to public opinion, the government and the coalition demanding they shoulder their responsibility to swiftly release brother Abdel-Malek and his colleagues and to stop these arbitrary measures,  Islah s statement said. With thousands of fighters deployed on battlefronts against the Houthis, Islah has been an important ally of Hadi and the Saudi-led coalition trying to reinstate his government. But Islah, seen as linked with the Muslim Brotherhood, has come under pressure since a rift erupted between Qatar and some Arab states, including the UAE and Saudi Arabia, in June over allegations Qatar backs Islamist militants. Qatar denies this. Since the coalition intervened in Yemen, Islah has tried to distance itself from the Brotherhood in an effort to ease Gulf rulers  anxiety about its Islamist ideology.  The Brotherhood denies accusations from conservative Arab governments of involvement in terrorism, saying it seeks change only by peaceful means.   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: yemen islamic party members arrested ratcheting tensionsaden reuters security forces southern yemen city aren arrested members islamic partner government islam party said wednesday aren dominated local forces backed united arab emirates key member coalition intervened yemen civil war restore president manor had power hostile toward islamists the arrests could raise tension within coalition fighting south movement forces loyal ali abdullah sales seized much northern yemen including capital santa drove had exile islam said security forces raided home number two man aren mohammed arrested along member party local sha council well local militia commander security forces also closed party office district aren islam said statement a security source aren confirmed four people arrested said move related assassination salafist imam aren tuesday bomb planted car while islamic camp salafists islam odds former back secession south yemen latter wants arabia peninsula state remain intact it unclear arrested islam members formally charged islam directs call public opinion government coalition demanding shoulder responsibility swiftly release brother colleagues stop arbitrary measures islam statement said with thousands fighters deployed battlefronts youths islam important ally had coalition trying reinstate government but islam seen linked muslim brotherhood come pressure since rift erupted qatar arab states including uae saudi arabia june allegations qatar backs islamic militants qatar denies since coalition intervened yemen islam tried distance brotherhood effort ease gulf rulers anxiety islamic ideology the brotherhood denies accusations conservative arab governments involvement terrorism saying seeks change peaceful means worldnews