Israel defence minister says hopes Palestinian protests waningJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Sunday he hoped the violence that erupted in Palestinian protests against President Donald Trump s decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel s capital was abating.  Our hope is that everything is calming down and that we are returning to a path of normal life without riots and without violence,  Lieberman told Army Radio. Violence erupted for a third day on Saturday in Gaza and the occupied West Bank in response to Trump s announcement on Wednesday in which he overturned decades of U.S. policy towards the Middle East.  Pre-dawn Israeli air strikes on Saturday killed two Palestinian gunmen after militants fired rockets from the enclave into Israel on Friday.  However, street protests in Gaza and the West Bank were less intense on Saturday than on the previous two days and the military said there were no rocket launchings on Saturday night. Trump s recognition of Jerusalem has infuriated the Arab world and upset Western allies, who say it is a blow to peace efforts and risks causing further unrest in the Middle East. Late on Saturday, Arab foreign ministers urged the United States to abandon its decision and said the move would spur violence throughout the region. Israel says that all of Jerusalem is its capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state. Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in a 1967 war, to be occupied territory, and say the status of the city should be left to be decided at future Israeli-Palestinian talks. The Trump administration says it is still committed to Palestinian-Israeli talks, that Israel s capital would be in Jerusalem under any serious peace plan, and that it has not taken a position on the city s borders. It says the moribund negotiations can be revived only by ditching outdated policies. worldnews
israel defence minister says hopes palestinian protests waningjerusalem reuters israeli defence minister aviator lieberman said sunday hoped violence erupted palestinian protests president donald trump decision recognise jerusalem israel capital acting our hope everything calming returning path normal life without riots without violence lieberman told army radio violence erupted third day saturday gaza occupied west bank response trump announcement wednesday overturned decades policy towards middle east israeli air strikes saturday killed two palestinian gunmen militants fired rockets enclave israel friday however street protests gaza west bank less intense saturday previous two days military said rocket launching saturday night trump recognition jerusalem infuriated arab world upset western allies say blow peace efforts risks causing unrest middle east late saturday arab foreign ministers urged united states abandon decision said move would spur violence throughout region israel says jerusalem capital palestinians want east jerusalem capital future independent state most countries consider east jerusalem israel annexed capturing war occupied territory say status city left decided future talks the trump administration says still committed talks israel capital would jerusalem serious peace plan taken position city borders it says moribund negotiations revived pitching outdated policies 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: Israel defence minister says hopes Palestinian protests waningJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman said on Sunday he hoped the violence that erupted in Palestinian protests against President Donald Trump s decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel s capital was abating.  Our hope is that everything is calming down and that we are returning to a path of normal life without riots and without violence,  Lieberman told Army Radio. Violence erupted for a third day on Saturday in Gaza and the occupied West Bank in response to Trump s announcement on Wednesday in which he overturned decades of U.S. policy towards the Middle East.  Pre-dawn Israeli air strikes on Saturday killed two Palestinian gunmen after militants fired rockets from the enclave into Israel on Friday.  However, street protests in Gaza and the West Bank were less intense on Saturday than on the previous two days and the military said there were no rocket launchings on Saturday night. Trump s recognition of Jerusalem has infuriated the Arab world and upset Western allies, who say it is a blow to peace efforts and risks causing further unrest in the Middle East. Late on Saturday, Arab foreign ministers urged the United States to abandon its decision and said the move would spur violence throughout the region. Israel says that all of Jerusalem is its capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state. Most countries consider East Jerusalem, which Israel annexed after capturing it in a 1967 war, to be occupied territory, and say the status of the city should be left to be decided at future Israeli-Palestinian talks. The Trump administration says it is still committed to Palestinian-Israeli talks, that Israel s capital would be in Jerusalem under any serious peace plan, and that it has not taken a position on the city s borders. It says the moribund negotiations can be revived only by ditching outdated policies. 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: israel defence minister says hopes palestinian protests waningjerusalem reuters israeli defence minister aviator lieberman said sunday hoped violence erupted palestinian protests president donald trump decision recognise jerusalem israel capital acting our hope everything calming returning path normal life without riots without violence lieberman told army radio violence erupted third day saturday gaza occupied west bank response trump announcement wednesday overturned decades policy towards middle east israeli air strikes saturday killed two palestinian gunmen militants fired rockets enclave israel friday however street protests gaza west bank less intense saturday previous two days military said rocket launching saturday night trump recognition jerusalem infuriated arab world upset western allies say blow peace efforts risks causing unrest middle east late saturday arab foreign ministers urged united states abandon decision said move would spur violence throughout region israel says jerusalem capital palestinians want east jerusalem capital future independent state most countries consider east jerusalem israel annexed capturing war occupied territory say status city left decided future talks the trump administration says still committed talks israel capital would jerusalem serious peace plan taken position city borders it says moribund negotiations revived pitching outdated policies worldnews