WATCH: 3 PRESIDENTS Before Trump Promised To Move U.S. Embassy To JerusalemOn Tuesday, Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein of California blasted President Trump for saying he would move the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Feinstein claimed it would be a  terrible decision  even though she previously voted for the embassy to be moved. The hypocrisy of the left doesn t stop there Today, President Donald Trump announced that America formally recognizes Jerusalem as Israel s capital city, changing decades of U.S. policy in a brief afternoon speech and casting the move as a bid to preserve, not derail, aspirations for regional peace.The critics of Donald Trump attacked his decision. Meanwhile, the truth is, that for decades, some of the most beloved Democrats have used the promise of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel as a way to get votes.In 1999, while campaigning for New York s US Senate seat, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said in a letter, that she considered Jerusalem to be the  eternal and indivisible capital of Israel  and will be an active advocate   if elected to New York s Senate seat   to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.In a letter that became public Thursday, Mrs. Clinton wrote:  If I am chosen by New Yorkers to be their senator, or in whatever position I find myself in the years to come, you can be sure that I will be an active, committed advocate for a strong and secure Israel, able to live in peace with its neighbors, with the United States Embassy located in its capital, Jerusalem. Hillary s not the only one to promise, that if elected, they would move heaven and earth to make Jerusalem the rightful capital of Israel. As it turns out, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama (twice) also made the same promise. The only problem is, none of them had the courage to do it.Watch:When President @realDonaldTrump announced that it is time to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, he fulfilled another campaign promise, in addition to those that go back 25 years . pic.twitter.com/P7M2dEx2qT  Dan Scavino Jr. (@DanScavino) December 7, 2017Here s why our courageous president, Donald Trump was right to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel:Matthew Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon wrote the best article on Trump s bold decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem that we have seen to date.Not only is President Trump s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and begin the process of moving the U.S. embassy there one of the boldest moves of his presidency. It is one of the boldest moves any U.S. president has made since the beginning of the Oslo  peace process  in 1993. That process collapsed at Camp David in 2000 when Yasir Arafat rejected President Clinton s offer of a Palestinian state. And the process has been moribund ever since, despite multiple attempts to restart it.That is why the warnings from Trump critics that his decision may wreck the peace process ring hollow. There is no peace process to wreck. The conflict is frozen. And the largest barriers to the resumption of negotiations are found not in U.S. or Israeli policy but in Palestinian autocracy, corruption, and incitement. Have the former Obama administration officials decrying Trump s announcement read a newspaper lately? From listening to them, you d think it would be all roses and ponies in the Middle East but for Trump. In fact, the region is engulfed in war, terrorism, poverty, and despotism; Israel faces threats in the north and south; its sworn enemy, Iran, is growing in influence and reach; and the delegitimization of the Jewish State proceeds apace in international organizations and on college campuses. I forget how the Obama administration advanced the cause of peace by pressuring Israel while rewarding the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. Maybe someone will remind me.One of the reasons the Middle East persists in its decrepit condition is that it has been, for decades, a playground of magical thinking. Whether it is believing that poverty is the cause of terrorism or that the Ayatollah Khamenei is a good-faith partner, whether it is imagining that Assad will go just because we tell him to or that ISIS is akin to a terrorist  JV team,  liberal internationalists have all too eagerly accepted an alternative picture of the Middle East that is much more flattering than the actuality. A similar form of doublethink is present in our discussions over Jerusalem. Every Israeli knows Jerusalem was, is, and will remain his capital. Every recent president has agreed with him. And the U.S. consensus has been bipartisan. The last four Democratic platforms have said the obvious: that Jerusalem is Israel s capital. The Senate voted 90-0 only six months ago urging the embassy be moved to the ancient city. Were we to take seriously neither these platforms nor that vote? Was it all virtue-signaling, a bunch of empty gestures in the kabuki theater of U.S. diplomacy?It is a sign of the disingenuousness of American foreign policy that it required someone from outside this system to behave as if words have meaning. President Trump has no background in or admiration for the routines, manners, and norms of the U.S. foreign service, especially that part of it which specializes in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This has enabled him to state unequivocally the fact others would prefer to avoid: Jerusalem is Israel s capital, full stop. His transactional nature also brought him to this fateful recognition. In March 2016, at the AIPAC policy conference, he pledged that  We will move the American embassy to the eternal capital of the Jewish people, Jerusalem.  His remarks today make clear his intention to fulfill that promise and to cement his support within the pro-Israel community.I wonder about the journalists and flacks and politicians criticizing this literal reading of U.S. law as  disruptive.  Have they not paid attention to this man? Donald Trump s purpose in office is to disrupt if not overturn the patterns of governance and ideological consensus that have dominated the U.S. capital for decades. In this sense, his Jerusalem policy is his presidency in microcosm. He is acting on a common sense appraisal of the world and satisfying the wishes of his supporters without regard to global or domestic elite opinion. What Trump knows more than the art of the deal is the art of the bluff and how to call one. By keeping his campaign promise today, he has called the bluff of everyone who thought the United States could have its cake and eat it too on the question of Israel s capital. And by moving our embassy to Jerusalem, the United States will acknowledge Israel s right to determine its own capital city. That is not something to condemn or fear. It is something to be proud of.politics
watch presidents before trump promised to move embassy to jerusalem tuesday democratic senator diane einstein california blasted president trump saying would move embassy israel tel aviv jerusalem einstein claimed would terrible decision even though previously voted embassy moved the hypocrisy left stop today president donald trump announced america formally recognizes jerusalem israel capital city changing decades policy brief afternoon speech casting move bid preserve derail aspirations regional critics donald trump attacked decision meanwhile truth decades beloved democrats used promise recognizing jerusalem capital israel way get campaigning new york us senate seat first lady hillary roda clinton said letter considered jerusalem eternal invisible capital israel active advocate elected new york senate seat move embassy letter became public thursday clinton wrote if i chosen new workers senator whatever position i find years come sure i active committed advocate strong secure israel able live peace neighbors united states embassy located capital jerusalem hillary one promise elected would move heaven earth make jerusalem rightful capital israel as turns bill clinton george bush barack obama twice also made promise the problem none courage when president realdonaldtrump announced time officially recognize jerusalem capital israel fulfilled another campaign promise addition go back years dan saving danscavino december courageous president donald trump right recognize jerusalem capital israel matthew continent washington free beacon wrote best article trump bold decision move us embassy jerusalem seen president trump decision recognize jerusalem capital israel begin process moving embassy one oldest moves presidency it one oldest moves president made since beginning oslo peace process that process collapsed camp david air draft rejected president clinton offer palestinian state and process moribund ever since despite multiple attempts restart warnings trump critics decision may wreck peace process ring hollow there peace process wreck the conflict frozen and largest barriers resumption negotiations found israeli policy palestinian autocracy corruption incitement have former obama administration officials decaying trump announcement read newspaper lately from listening think would roses ponies middle east trump in fact region engulfed war terrorism poverty despotism israel faces threats north south sworn enemy iran growing influence reach delegitimization jewish state proceeds space international organizations college campuses i forget obama administration advanced cause peace pressing israel rewarding largest state sponsor terrorism world maybe someone remind reasons middle east persists decret condition decades playground magical thinking whether believing poverty cause terrorism ayatollah khamenei partner whether imagining assad go tell isis akin terrorist jv team liberal internationalists eagerly accepted alternative picture middle east much flattering actuality a similar form doublethink present discussions jerusalem every israeli knows jerusalem remain capital every recent president agreed and consensus bipartisan the last four democratic platforms said obvious jerusalem israel capital the senate voted six months ago urging embassy moved ancient city were take seriously neither platforms vote was bunch empty gestures kabul theater diplomacy it sign disingenuousness american foreign policy required someone outside system behave words meaning president trump background admiration routines manners norms foreign service especially part specializes conflict this enabled state unequivocally fact others would prefer avoid jerusalem israel capital full stop his transactions nature also brought fateful recognition in march ipac policy conference pledged we move american embassy eternal capital jewish people jerusalem his remarks today make clear intention fulfill promise cement support within wonder journalists lacks politicians criticizing literal reading law disruptive have paid attention man donald trump purpose office disrupt overturn patterns governance ideological consensus dominated capital decades in sense jerusalem policy presidency microcosm he acting common sense appraisal world satisfying wishes supporters without regard global domestic elite opinion what trump knows art deal art bluff call one by keeping campaign promise today called bluff everyone thought united states could cake eat question israel capital and moving embassy jerusalem united states acknowledge israel right determine capital city that something condemn fear it something proud
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: WATCH: 3 PRESIDENTS Before Trump Promised To Move U.S. Embassy To JerusalemOn Tuesday, Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein of California blasted President Trump for saying he would move the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Feinstein claimed it would be a  terrible decision  even though she previously voted for the embassy to be moved. The hypocrisy of the left doesn t stop there Today, President Donald Trump announced that America formally recognizes Jerusalem as Israel s capital city, changing decades of U.S. policy in a brief afternoon speech and casting the move as a bid to preserve, not derail, aspirations for regional peace.The critics of Donald Trump attacked his decision. Meanwhile, the truth is, that for decades, some of the most beloved Democrats have used the promise of recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel as a way to get votes.In 1999, while campaigning for New York s US Senate seat, first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton said in a letter, that she considered Jerusalem to be the  eternal and indivisible capital of Israel  and will be an active advocate   if elected to New York s Senate seat   to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.In a letter that became public Thursday, Mrs. Clinton wrote:  If I am chosen by New Yorkers to be their senator, or in whatever position I find myself in the years to come, you can be sure that I will be an active, committed advocate for a strong and secure Israel, able to live in peace with its neighbors, with the United States Embassy located in its capital, Jerusalem. Hillary s not the only one to promise, that if elected, they would move heaven and earth to make Jerusalem the rightful capital of Israel. As it turns out, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama (twice) also made the same promise. The only problem is, none of them had the courage to do it.Watch:When President @realDonaldTrump announced that it is time to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, he fulfilled another campaign promise, in addition to those that go back 25 years . pic.twitter.com/P7M2dEx2qT  Dan Scavino Jr. (@DanScavino) December 7, 2017Here s why our courageous president, Donald Trump was right to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel:Matthew Continetti of the Washington Free Beacon wrote the best article on Trump s bold decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem that we have seen to date.Not only is President Trump s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and begin the process of moving the U.S. embassy there one of the boldest moves of his presidency. It is one of the boldest moves any U.S. president has made since the beginning of the Oslo  peace process  in 1993. That process collapsed at Camp David in 2000 when Yasir Arafat rejected President Clinton s offer of a Palestinian state. And the process has been moribund ever since, despite multiple attempts to restart it.That is why the warnings from Trump critics that his decision may wreck the peace process ring hollow. There is no peace process to wreck. The conflict is frozen. And the largest barriers to the resumption of negotiations are found not in U.S. or Israeli policy but in Palestinian autocracy, corruption, and incitement. Have the former Obama administration officials decrying Trump s announcement read a newspaper lately? From listening to them, you d think it would be all roses and ponies in the Middle East but for Trump. In fact, the region is engulfed in war, terrorism, poverty, and despotism; Israel faces threats in the north and south; its sworn enemy, Iran, is growing in influence and reach; and the delegitimization of the Jewish State proceeds apace in international organizations and on college campuses. I forget how the Obama administration advanced the cause of peace by pressuring Israel while rewarding the largest state sponsor of terrorism in the world. Maybe someone will remind me.One of the reasons the Middle East persists in its decrepit condition is that it has been, for decades, a playground of magical thinking. Whether it is believing that poverty is the cause of terrorism or that the Ayatollah Khamenei is a good-faith partner, whether it is imagining that Assad will go just because we tell him to or that ISIS is akin to a terrorist  JV team,  liberal internationalists have all too eagerly accepted an alternative picture of the Middle East that is much more flattering than the actuality. A similar form of doublethink is present in our discussions over Jerusalem. Every Israeli knows Jerusalem was, is, and will remain his capital. Every recent president has agreed with him. And the U.S. consensus has been bipartisan. The last four Democratic platforms have said the obvious: that Jerusalem is Israel s capital. The Senate voted 90-0 only six months ago urging the embassy be moved to the ancient city. Were we to take seriously neither these platforms nor that vote? Was it all virtue-signaling, a bunch of empty gestures in the kabuki theater of U.S. diplomacy?It is a sign of the disingenuousness of American foreign policy that it required someone from outside this system to behave as if words have meaning. President Trump has no background in or admiration for the routines, manners, and norms of the U.S. foreign service, especially that part of it which specializes in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. This has enabled him to state unequivocally the fact others would prefer to avoid: Jerusalem is Israel s capital, full stop. His transactional nature also brought him to this fateful recognition. In March 2016, at the AIPAC policy conference, he pledged that  We will move the American embassy to the eternal capital of the Jewish people, Jerusalem.  His remarks today make clear his intention to fulfill that promise and to cement his support within the pro-Israel community.I wonder about the journalists and flacks and politicians criticizing this literal reading of U.S. law as  disruptive.  Have they not paid attention to this man? Donald Trump s purpose in office is to disrupt if not overturn the patterns of governance and ideological consensus that have dominated the U.S. capital for decades. In this sense, his Jerusalem policy is his presidency in microcosm. He is acting on a common sense appraisal of the world and satisfying the wishes of his supporters without regard to global or domestic elite opinion. What Trump knows more than the art of the deal is the art of the bluff and how to call one. By keeping his campaign promise today, he has called the bluff of everyone who thought the United States could have its cake and eat it too on the question of Israel s capital. And by moving our embassy to Jerusalem, the United States will acknowledge Israel s right to determine its own capital city. That is not something to condemn or fear. It is something to be proud of.politics
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: watch presidents before trump promised to move embassy to jerusalem tuesday democratic senator diane einstein california blasted president trump saying would move embassy israel tel aviv jerusalem einstein claimed would terrible decision even though previously voted embassy moved the hypocrisy left stop today president donald trump announced america formally recognizes jerusalem israel capital city changing decades policy brief afternoon speech casting move bid preserve derail aspirations regional critics donald trump attacked decision meanwhile truth decades beloved democrats used promise recognizing jerusalem capital israel way get campaigning new york us senate seat first lady hillary roda clinton said letter considered jerusalem eternal invisible capital israel active advocate elected new york senate seat move embassy letter became public thursday clinton wrote if i chosen new workers senator whatever position i find years come sure i active committed advocate strong secure israel able live peace neighbors united states embassy located capital jerusalem hillary one promise elected would move heaven earth make jerusalem rightful capital israel as turns bill clinton george bush barack obama twice also made promise the problem none courage when president realdonaldtrump announced time officially recognize jerusalem capital israel fulfilled another campaign promise addition go back years dan saving danscavino december courageous president donald trump right recognize jerusalem capital israel matthew continent washington free beacon wrote best article trump bold decision move us embassy jerusalem seen president trump decision recognize jerusalem capital israel begin process moving embassy one oldest moves presidency it one oldest moves president made since beginning oslo peace process that process collapsed camp david air draft rejected president clinton offer palestinian state and process moribund ever since despite multiple attempts restart warnings trump critics decision may wreck peace process ring hollow there peace process wreck the conflict frozen and largest barriers resumption negotiations found israeli policy palestinian autocracy corruption incitement have former obama administration officials decaying trump announcement read newspaper lately from listening think would roses ponies middle east trump in fact region engulfed war terrorism poverty despotism israel faces threats north south sworn enemy iran growing influence reach delegitimization jewish state proceeds space international organizations college campuses i forget obama administration advanced cause peace pressing israel rewarding largest state sponsor terrorism world maybe someone remind reasons middle east persists decret condition decades playground magical thinking whether believing poverty cause terrorism ayatollah khamenei partner whether imagining assad go tell isis akin terrorist jv team liberal internationalists eagerly accepted alternative picture middle east much flattering actuality a similar form doublethink present discussions jerusalem every israeli knows jerusalem remain capital every recent president agreed and consensus bipartisan the last four democratic platforms said obvious jerusalem israel capital the senate voted six months ago urging embassy moved ancient city were take seriously neither platforms vote was bunch empty gestures kabul theater diplomacy it sign disingenuousness american foreign policy required someone outside system behave words meaning president trump background admiration routines manners norms foreign service especially part specializes conflict this enabled state unequivocally fact others would prefer avoid jerusalem israel capital full stop his transactions nature also brought fateful recognition in march ipac policy conference pledged we move american embassy eternal capital jewish people jerusalem his remarks today make clear intention fulfill promise cement support within wonder journalists lacks politicians criticizing literal reading law disruptive have paid attention man donald trump purpose office disrupt overturn patterns governance ideological consensus dominated capital decades in sense jerusalem policy presidency microcosm he acting common sense appraisal world satisfying wishes supporters without regard global domestic elite opinion what trump knows art deal art bluff call one by keeping campaign promise today called bluff everyone thought united states could cake eat question israel capital and moving embassy jerusalem united states acknowledge israel right determine capital city that something condemn fear it something proud