Hezbollah says U.S. sanctions aim to stir unrest in LebanonBEIRUT (Reuters) - A Hezbollah member of the Lebanese parliament said on Thursday that proposed new U.S. sanctions against the powerful Iran-backed group aimed to provoke unrest in Lebanon. The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday endorsed new sanctions on the Shi ite Hezbollah militia, part of an effort to increase pressure on Iran. The new sanctions have not yet become law.   The sanctions law ... is a blatant interference in Lebanese internal affairs, a violation of its national sovereignty and an unacceptable targeting of the Lebanese people,  Hezbollah parliamentarian Hassan Fadlallah said in a televised statement.   America aims, through this aggressive behavior in legislation, to subjugate Lebanon, to stir unrest and deprive its people of development,  Fadlallah said. Hezbollah is in Lebanon s delicate, national unity government and fights alongside Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria s more than six-year long conflict.  It is classified as a terrorist group by Washington and on Wednesday the House of Representatives passed a resolution urging the European Union to do the same.  One of the measures passed by the House of Representatives was an amendment strengthening the 2015 U.S. Hezbollah International Financing Prevention Act (HIFPA) which aimed to sever the group s global funding networks.  When HIFPA was introduced it caused alarm in Beirut where the government feared major damage to the banking sector that underpins Lebanon s economy.  But Lebanon s central bank Governor Riad Salameh told Reuters on Tuesday Lebanon had mechanisms already in place to deal with any new sanctions. Salameh also said this week the American Treasury appeared content with how Lebanon was applying sanctions regulations.   They consider the measures which Lebanon s central bank has put in place to be sufficient , he said after a visit to the U.S., in a statement distributed by Lebanon s presidential media office.   worldnews
hezbollah says sanctions aim stir unrest lebanonbeirut reuters a hezbollah member lebanese parliament said thursday proposed new sanctions powerful group aimed provoke unrest lebanon the house representatives wednesday endorsed new sanctions shi ite hezbollah militia part effort increase pressure iran the new sanctions yet become law the sanctions law blatant interference lebanese internal affairs violation national sovereignty unacceptable targeting lebanese people hezbollah parliamentarian hassan fadlallah said televised statement america aims aggressive behavior legislation subjugated lebanon stir unrest deprive people development fadlallah said hezbollah lebanon delicate national unity government fights alongside syrian president basal syria long conflict it classified terrorist group washington wednesday house representatives passed resolution urging european union one measures passed house representatives amendment strengthening hezbollah international financing prevention act hip aimed sever group global funding networks when hip introduced caused alarm bert government feared major damage banking sector undermine lebanon economy but lebanon central bank governor road salameh told reuters tuesday lebanon mechanisms already place deal new sanctions salameh also said week american treasury appeared content lebanon applying sanctions regulations they consider measures lebanon central bank put place sufficient said visit statement distributed lebanon presidential media office 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: Hezbollah says U.S. sanctions aim to stir unrest in LebanonBEIRUT (Reuters) - A Hezbollah member of the Lebanese parliament said on Thursday that proposed new U.S. sanctions against the powerful Iran-backed group aimed to provoke unrest in Lebanon. The U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday endorsed new sanctions on the Shi ite Hezbollah militia, part of an effort to increase pressure on Iran. The new sanctions have not yet become law.   The sanctions law ... is a blatant interference in Lebanese internal affairs, a violation of its national sovereignty and an unacceptable targeting of the Lebanese people,  Hezbollah parliamentarian Hassan Fadlallah said in a televised statement.   America aims, through this aggressive behavior in legislation, to subjugate Lebanon, to stir unrest and deprive its people of development,  Fadlallah said. Hezbollah is in Lebanon s delicate, national unity government and fights alongside Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria s more than six-year long conflict.  It is classified as a terrorist group by Washington and on Wednesday the House of Representatives passed a resolution urging the European Union to do the same.  One of the measures passed by the House of Representatives was an amendment strengthening the 2015 U.S. Hezbollah International Financing Prevention Act (HIFPA) which aimed to sever the group s global funding networks.  When HIFPA was introduced it caused alarm in Beirut where the government feared major damage to the banking sector that underpins Lebanon s economy.  But Lebanon s central bank Governor Riad Salameh told Reuters on Tuesday Lebanon had mechanisms already in place to deal with any new sanctions. Salameh also said this week the American Treasury appeared content with how Lebanon was applying sanctions regulations.   They consider the measures which Lebanon s central bank has put in place to be sufficient , he said after a visit to the U.S., in a statement distributed by Lebanon s presidential media office.   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: hezbollah says sanctions aim stir unrest lebanonbeirut reuters a hezbollah member lebanese parliament said thursday proposed new sanctions powerful group aimed provoke unrest lebanon the house representatives wednesday endorsed new sanctions shi ite hezbollah militia part effort increase pressure iran the new sanctions yet become law the sanctions law blatant interference lebanese internal affairs violation national sovereignty unacceptable targeting lebanese people hezbollah parliamentarian hassan fadlallah said televised statement america aims aggressive behavior legislation subjugated lebanon stir unrest deprive people development fadlallah said hezbollah lebanon delicate national unity government fights alongside syrian president basal syria long conflict it classified terrorist group washington wednesday house representatives passed resolution urging european union one measures passed house representatives amendment strengthening hezbollah international financing prevention act hip aimed sever group global funding networks when hip introduced caused alarm bert government feared major damage banking sector undermine lebanon economy but lebanon central bank governor road salameh told reuters tuesday lebanon mechanisms already place deal new sanctions salameh also said week american treasury appeared content lebanon applying sanctions regulations they consider measures lebanon central bank put place sufficient said visit statement distributed lebanon presidential media office worldnews