Muslim leaders call on world to recognize East Jerusalem as Palestinian capitalISTANBUL (Reuters) - Muslim leaders on Wednesday condemned U.S. President Donald Trump s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and called on the world to respond by recognizing East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who hosted the summit of more than 50 Muslim countries in Istanbul, said the U.S. move meant Washington had forfeited its role as broker in efforts to end Israeli-Palestinian conflict.   From now on, it is out of the question for a biased United States to be a mediator between Israel and Palestine, that period is over,  Erdogan said at the end of the meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation member states.  We need to discuss who will be a mediator from now on. This needs to be tackled in the U.N. too,  Erdogan said. A communique posted on the Turkish Foreign Ministry website said the emirs, presidents and ministers gathered in Istanbul regarded Trump s move  as an announcement of the U.S. Administration s withdrawal from its role as sponsor of peace . It described the decision as  a deliberate undermining of all peace efforts, an impetus (for) extremism and terrorism, and a threat to international peace and security . Leaders including Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Iran s President Hassan Rouhani and Jordan s King Abdullah, a close U.S. ally, all criticized Washington s move.  Jerusalem is and always will be the capital of Palestine,  Abbas said, adding Trump s decision was  the greatest crime  and a violation of international law. Asked about the criticism at a State Department briefing in Washington, spokeswoman Heather Nauert said that despite the  inflammatory rhetoric  from the region, Trump  is committed to this peace process.   That type of rhetoric that we heard has prevented peace in the past,  she said, urging people to  ignore some of the distortions  and focus on what Trump actually said. She said his decision did not affect the city s final borders, which were dependent upon negotiation between Israel and the Palestinians. But when asked whether East Jerusalem could similarly be recognized as the capital of a future Palestinian state, Nauert said that determination should be left to final status negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.  We re taking a position on how we view Jerusalem,  she said.  I think it s up to the Israelis and Palestinians to decide how they want to view the borders - again final status negotiations.  Abbas told OIC leaders in Istanbul that Washington had shown it could no longer be an honest broker.   It will be unacceptable for it to have a role in the political process any longer since it is biased in favor of Israel,  he said.  This is our position and we hope you support us in this.  Jerusalem, revered by Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, is home to Islam s third holiest site and has been at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades. Israel captured Arab East Jerusalem in 1967 and later annexed it in an action not recognized internationally. The communique on the Turkish ministry website and a separate  Istanbul Declaration  distributed to journalists after the meeting said the leaders called on all countries to recognize East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine.  We invite the Trump administration to reconsider its unlawful decision that might trigger...chaos in the region, and to rescind its mistaken step,  the declaration said. Iran, locked in a regional rivalry with Saudi Arabia, said the Muslim world should overcome internal problems through dialogue so it could unite against Israel. Tehran has repeatedly called for the destruction of the Israeli state and backs several militant groups in their fight against it.   America is only seeking to secure the maximum interests of the Zionists and it has no respect for the legitimate rights of Palestinians,  Rouhani told the summit.  King Abdullah, whose country signed a peace treaty with Israel more than 20 years ago, said he rejected any attempt to alter the status quo of Jerusalem and its holy sites.  Abdullah s Hashemite dynasty is custodian of Jerusalem s Muslim sites, making Amman sensitive to any changes in the city. Not all countries were represented by heads of government. Some sent ministers and Saudi Arabia, another close ally of Washington s, sent a junior foreign minister. Summit host Turkey has warned that Trump s decision would plunge the world into  a fire with no end in sight . Erdogan described it as reward for Israeli actions including occupation, settlement construction, land seizure and  disproportionate violence and murder .  Israel is an occupying state (and) Israel is a terror state,  he told the summit.   I invite all countries supporting international law to recognize Jerusalem as the occupied capital of Palestine,  Erdogan told OIC leaders and officials. Trump s declaration has been applauded by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said Washington had an irreplaceable part to play in the region. worldnews
muslim leaders call world recognize east jerusalem palestinian capitalistanbul reuters muslim leaders wednesday condemned president donald trump recognition jerusalem capital israel called world respond recognizing east jerusalem capital palestine turkish president tayyip erdogan hosted summit muslim countries istanbul said move meant washington forfeited role broker efforts end conflict from question biased united states mediator israel palestine period erdogan said end meeting organization islamic cooperation member states we need discuss mediator this needs tackled erdogan said a communique posted turkish foreign ministry website said emir presidents ministers gathered istanbul regarded trump move announcement administration withdrawal role sponsor peace it described decision deliberate undermining peace efforts impetus extremism terrorism threat international peace security leaders including palestinian president mahmoud abbas iran president hassan rouhani jordan king abdullah close ally criticized washington move jerusalem always capital palestine abbas said adding trump decision greatest crime violation international law asked criticism state department briefing washington spokeswoman heather alert said despite inflammatory rhetoric region trump committed peace process that type rhetoric heard prevented peace past said urging people ignore distortions focus trump actually said she said decision affect city final borders dependent upon negotiation israel palestinians but asked whether east jerusalem could similarly recognized capital future palestinian state alert said determination left final status negotiations israeli palestinians we taking position view jerusalem said i think israeli palestinians decide want view borders final status negotiations abbas told oic leaders istanbul washington shown could longer honest broker it unacceptable role political process longer since biased favor israel said this position hope support us jerusalem revered jews christians muslims alike home islam third oldest site heart conflict decades israel captured arab east jerusalem later annexed action recognized internationally the communique turkish ministry website separate istanbul declaration distributed journalists meeting said leaders called countries recognize east jerusalem capital palestine we invite trump administration reconsider unlawful decision might trigger chaos region rescind mistaken step declaration said iran locked regional rivalry saudi arabia said muslim world overcome internal problems dialogue could unite israel tehran repeatedly called destruction israeli state backs several militant groups fight america seeking secure maximum interests pianists respect legitimate rights palestinians rouhani told summit king abdullah whose country signed peace treaty israel years ago said rejected attempt alter status quo jerusalem holy sites abdullah hashemite dynasty custodian jerusalem muslim sites making ammad sensitive changes city not countries represented heads government some sent ministers saudi arabia another close ally washington sent junior foreign minister summit host turkey warned trump decision would plunge world fire end sight erdogan described reward israeli actions including occupation settlement construction land seizure disproportionate violence murder israel occupying state israel terror state told summit i invite countries supporting international law recognize jerusalem occupied capital palestine erdogan told oic leaders officials trump declaration applauded israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said washington irreplaceable part play region 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: Muslim leaders call on world to recognize East Jerusalem as Palestinian capitalISTANBUL (Reuters) - Muslim leaders on Wednesday condemned U.S. President Donald Trump s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and called on the world to respond by recognizing East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who hosted the summit of more than 50 Muslim countries in Istanbul, said the U.S. move meant Washington had forfeited its role as broker in efforts to end Israeli-Palestinian conflict.   From now on, it is out of the question for a biased United States to be a mediator between Israel and Palestine, that period is over,  Erdogan said at the end of the meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation member states.  We need to discuss who will be a mediator from now on. This needs to be tackled in the U.N. too,  Erdogan said. A communique posted on the Turkish Foreign Ministry website said the emirs, presidents and ministers gathered in Istanbul regarded Trump s move  as an announcement of the U.S. Administration s withdrawal from its role as sponsor of peace . It described the decision as  a deliberate undermining of all peace efforts, an impetus (for) extremism and terrorism, and a threat to international peace and security . Leaders including Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, Iran s President Hassan Rouhani and Jordan s King Abdullah, a close U.S. ally, all criticized Washington s move.  Jerusalem is and always will be the capital of Palestine,  Abbas said, adding Trump s decision was  the greatest crime  and a violation of international law. Asked about the criticism at a State Department briefing in Washington, spokeswoman Heather Nauert said that despite the  inflammatory rhetoric  from the region, Trump  is committed to this peace process.   That type of rhetoric that we heard has prevented peace in the past,  she said, urging people to  ignore some of the distortions  and focus on what Trump actually said. She said his decision did not affect the city s final borders, which were dependent upon negotiation between Israel and the Palestinians. But when asked whether East Jerusalem could similarly be recognized as the capital of a future Palestinian state, Nauert said that determination should be left to final status negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians.  We re taking a position on how we view Jerusalem,  she said.  I think it s up to the Israelis and Palestinians to decide how they want to view the borders - again final status negotiations.  Abbas told OIC leaders in Istanbul that Washington had shown it could no longer be an honest broker.   It will be unacceptable for it to have a role in the political process any longer since it is biased in favor of Israel,  he said.  This is our position and we hope you support us in this.  Jerusalem, revered by Jews, Christians and Muslims alike, is home to Islam s third holiest site and has been at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades. Israel captured Arab East Jerusalem in 1967 and later annexed it in an action not recognized internationally. The communique on the Turkish ministry website and a separate  Istanbul Declaration  distributed to journalists after the meeting said the leaders called on all countries to recognize East Jerusalem as the capital of Palestine.  We invite the Trump administration to reconsider its unlawful decision that might trigger...chaos in the region, and to rescind its mistaken step,  the declaration said. Iran, locked in a regional rivalry with Saudi Arabia, said the Muslim world should overcome internal problems through dialogue so it could unite against Israel. Tehran has repeatedly called for the destruction of the Israeli state and backs several militant groups in their fight against it.   America is only seeking to secure the maximum interests of the Zionists and it has no respect for the legitimate rights of Palestinians,  Rouhani told the summit.  King Abdullah, whose country signed a peace treaty with Israel more than 20 years ago, said he rejected any attempt to alter the status quo of Jerusalem and its holy sites.  Abdullah s Hashemite dynasty is custodian of Jerusalem s Muslim sites, making Amman sensitive to any changes in the city. Not all countries were represented by heads of government. Some sent ministers and Saudi Arabia, another close ally of Washington s, sent a junior foreign minister. Summit host Turkey has warned that Trump s decision would plunge the world into  a fire with no end in sight . Erdogan described it as reward for Israeli actions including occupation, settlement construction, land seizure and  disproportionate violence and murder .  Israel is an occupying state (and) Israel is a terror state,  he told the summit.   I invite all countries supporting international law to recognize Jerusalem as the occupied capital of Palestine,  Erdogan told OIC leaders and officials. Trump s declaration has been applauded by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said Washington had an irreplaceable part to play in the region. 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: muslim leaders call world recognize east jerusalem palestinian capitalistanbul reuters muslim leaders wednesday condemned president donald trump recognition jerusalem capital israel called world respond recognizing east jerusalem capital palestine turkish president tayyip erdogan hosted summit muslim countries istanbul said move meant washington forfeited role broker efforts end conflict from question biased united states mediator israel palestine period erdogan said end meeting organization islamic cooperation member states we need discuss mediator this needs tackled erdogan said a communique posted turkish foreign ministry website said emir presidents ministers gathered istanbul regarded trump move announcement administration withdrawal role sponsor peace it described decision deliberate undermining peace efforts impetus extremism terrorism threat international peace security leaders including palestinian president mahmoud abbas iran president hassan rouhani jordan king abdullah close ally criticized washington move jerusalem always capital palestine abbas said adding trump decision greatest crime violation international law asked criticism state department briefing washington spokeswoman heather alert said despite inflammatory rhetoric region trump committed peace process that type rhetoric heard prevented peace past said urging people ignore distortions focus trump actually said she said decision affect city final borders dependent upon negotiation israel palestinians but asked whether east jerusalem could similarly recognized capital future palestinian state alert said determination left final status negotiations israeli palestinians we taking position view jerusalem said i think israeli palestinians decide want view borders final status negotiations abbas told oic leaders istanbul washington shown could longer honest broker it unacceptable role political process longer since biased favor israel said this position hope support us jerusalem revered jews christians muslims alike home islam third oldest site heart conflict decades israel captured arab east jerusalem later annexed action recognized internationally the communique turkish ministry website separate istanbul declaration distributed journalists meeting said leaders called countries recognize east jerusalem capital palestine we invite trump administration reconsider unlawful decision might trigger chaos region rescind mistaken step declaration said iran locked regional rivalry saudi arabia said muslim world overcome internal problems dialogue could unite israel tehran repeatedly called destruction israeli state backs several militant groups fight america seeking secure maximum interests pianists respect legitimate rights palestinians rouhani told summit king abdullah whose country signed peace treaty israel years ago said rejected attempt alter status quo jerusalem holy sites abdullah hashemite dynasty custodian jerusalem muslim sites making ammad sensitive changes city not countries represented heads government some sent ministers saudi arabia another close ally washington sent junior foreign minister summit host turkey warned trump decision would plunge world fire end sight erdogan described reward israeli actions including occupation settlement construction land seizure disproportionate violence murder israel occupying state israel terror state told summit i invite countries supporting international law recognize jerusalem occupied capital palestine erdogan told oic leaders officials trump declaration applauded israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said washington irreplaceable part play region worldnews