U.N. decries Israel's killing of Gaza amputee, Israel denies he was targetedGENEVA (Reuters) - A senior U.N. official said on Tuesday that Israel s killing of a disabled Palestinian man protesting against U.S. President Donald Trump s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel s capital was  incomprehensible , but Israel said he had not been targeted. A statement issued by Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein, the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, said wheelchair-bound Ibrahim Abu Thurayeh was shot in the head by Israeli security forces close to the border fence with Israel on Friday. But the Israeli military said its own investigation had found that it was not possible to say what had killed Abu Thurayeh and that no live fire had been directed at him during the dispersal of the violent demonstration.  No live fire was aimed at Abu Thurayeh. It is impossible to determine whether Abu Thurayeh was injured as a result of riot dispersal means, or what caused his death,  part of the military statement said. It added that protesters hurled explosive devices and rocks and rolled burning tyres  with the aim of harming soldiers and destroying security infrastructure  and that non-lethal riot dispersal means were mainly used, although a few live rounds fired under supervision were aimed  towards main instigators.  Zeid said there was nothing to suggest Abu Thurayeh was posing an imminent threat when he was killed and  the facts gathered so far by my staff in Gaza strongly suggest that the force used against (him) was excessive.    Given his severe disability, which must have been clearly visible to those who shot him, his killing is incomprehensible   a truly shocking and wanton act,  Zeid s statement said. The Israeli military statement said  numerous requests  for information on Abu Thurayeh s wounds had not been answered and that  if additional details are received, they will be examined and studied.  Gaza medical officials said on Friday that Israeli troops had shot dead four people, including Abu Thurayeh, and that 150 others were wounded by live fire during the protests. Most of the casualties were on the Gaza Strip border. In the West Bank, the Israeli military said about 2,500 Palestinians took part in riots against soldiers and border police officers. Abu Thurayeh, 29, was a regular at such demonstrations. In media interviews, he had said he had lost both his legs in a 2008 Israeli missile strike in Gaza. Zeid s statement said the Israeli response had resulted in five people being killed, including three deaths in Gaza, as well as more than 220 injured by live ammunition.  International law strictly regulates the use of force in the context of protests and demonstrations, and the lethal use of firearms should only be employed as the last resort when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life, Zeid said. Trump s announcement on Jerusalem infuriated the Arab world and upset Western allies. The status of the city has been one of the biggest obstacles to a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians for generations. Israel considers all of Jerusalem to be its capital. Palestinians want the eastern part of the city as the capital of a future independent state of their own.  These events ... can sadly be traced directly back to the unilateral U.S. announcement on the status of Jerusalem, which breaks international consensus and was dangerously provocative,  Zeid said, calling for an independent investigation into the casualties. worldnews
decrees israel killing gaza amputees israel denies targetedgeneva reuters a senior official said tuesday israel killing disabled palestinian man protesting president donald trump recognition jerusalem israel capital incomprehensible israel said targeted a statement issued eid ra ad high commissioner human rights said ibrahim abu thurayeh shot head israeli security forces close border fence israel friday but israeli military said investigation found possible say killed abu thurayeh live fire directed dispersal violent demonstration no live fire aimed abu thurayeh it impossible determine whether abu thurayeh injured result riot dispersal means caused death part military statement said it added protesters hurled explosive devices rocks rolled burning tyres aim harming soldiers destroying security infrastructure riot dispersal means mainly used although live rounds fired supervision aimed towards main investigators eid said nothing suggest abu thurayeh posing imminent threat killed facts gathered far staff gaza strongly suggest force used excessive given severe disability must clearly visible shot killing incomprehensible truly shocking canton act eid statement said the israeli military statement said numerous requests information abu thurayeh wounds answered additional details received examined studied gaza medical officials said friday israeli troops shot dead four people including abu thurayeh others wounded live fire protests most casualties gaza strip border in west bank israeli military said palestinians took part riots soldiers border police officers abu thurayeh regular demonstrations in media interviews said lost legs israeli missile strike gaza eid statement said israeli response resulted five people killed including three deaths gaza well injured live ammunition international law strictly regulates use force context protests demonstrations lethal use firearms employed last resort strictly unavoidable order protect life eid said trump announcement jerusalem infuriated arab world upset western allies the status city one biggest obstacles peace agreement israel palestinians generations israel considers jerusalem capital palestinians want eastern part city capital future independent state these events sadly traced directly back unilateral announcement status jerusalem breaks international consensus dangerously provocative eid said calling independent investigation casualties 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: U.N. decries Israel's killing of Gaza amputee, Israel denies he was targetedGENEVA (Reuters) - A senior U.N. official said on Tuesday that Israel s killing of a disabled Palestinian man protesting against U.S. President Donald Trump s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel s capital was  incomprehensible , but Israel said he had not been targeted. A statement issued by Zeid Ra ad al-Hussein, the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, said wheelchair-bound Ibrahim Abu Thurayeh was shot in the head by Israeli security forces close to the border fence with Israel on Friday. But the Israeli military said its own investigation had found that it was not possible to say what had killed Abu Thurayeh and that no live fire had been directed at him during the dispersal of the violent demonstration.  No live fire was aimed at Abu Thurayeh. It is impossible to determine whether Abu Thurayeh was injured as a result of riot dispersal means, or what caused his death,  part of the military statement said. It added that protesters hurled explosive devices and rocks and rolled burning tyres  with the aim of harming soldiers and destroying security infrastructure  and that non-lethal riot dispersal means were mainly used, although a few live rounds fired under supervision were aimed  towards main instigators.  Zeid said there was nothing to suggest Abu Thurayeh was posing an imminent threat when he was killed and  the facts gathered so far by my staff in Gaza strongly suggest that the force used against (him) was excessive.    Given his severe disability, which must have been clearly visible to those who shot him, his killing is incomprehensible   a truly shocking and wanton act,  Zeid s statement said. The Israeli military statement said  numerous requests  for information on Abu Thurayeh s wounds had not been answered and that  if additional details are received, they will be examined and studied.  Gaza medical officials said on Friday that Israeli troops had shot dead four people, including Abu Thurayeh, and that 150 others were wounded by live fire during the protests. Most of the casualties were on the Gaza Strip border. In the West Bank, the Israeli military said about 2,500 Palestinians took part in riots against soldiers and border police officers. Abu Thurayeh, 29, was a regular at such demonstrations. In media interviews, he had said he had lost both his legs in a 2008 Israeli missile strike in Gaza. Zeid s statement said the Israeli response had resulted in five people being killed, including three deaths in Gaza, as well as more than 220 injured by live ammunition.  International law strictly regulates the use of force in the context of protests and demonstrations, and the lethal use of firearms should only be employed as the last resort when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life, Zeid said. Trump s announcement on Jerusalem infuriated the Arab world and upset Western allies. The status of the city has been one of the biggest obstacles to a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians for generations. Israel considers all of Jerusalem to be its capital. Palestinians want the eastern part of the city as the capital of a future independent state of their own.  These events ... can sadly be traced directly back to the unilateral U.S. announcement on the status of Jerusalem, which breaks international consensus and was dangerously provocative,  Zeid said, calling for an independent investigation into the casualties. 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: decrees israel killing gaza amputees israel denies targetedgeneva reuters a senior official said tuesday israel killing disabled palestinian man protesting president donald trump recognition jerusalem israel capital incomprehensible israel said targeted a statement issued eid ra ad high commissioner human rights said ibrahim abu thurayeh shot head israeli security forces close border fence israel friday but israeli military said investigation found possible say killed abu thurayeh live fire directed dispersal violent demonstration no live fire aimed abu thurayeh it impossible determine whether abu thurayeh injured result riot dispersal means caused death part military statement said it added protesters hurled explosive devices rocks rolled burning tyres aim harming soldiers destroying security infrastructure riot dispersal means mainly used although live rounds fired supervision aimed towards main investigators eid said nothing suggest abu thurayeh posing imminent threat killed facts gathered far staff gaza strongly suggest force used excessive given severe disability must clearly visible shot killing incomprehensible truly shocking canton act eid statement said the israeli military statement said numerous requests information abu thurayeh wounds answered additional details received examined studied gaza medical officials said friday israeli troops shot dead four people including abu thurayeh others wounded live fire protests most casualties gaza strip border in west bank israeli military said palestinians took part riots soldiers border police officers abu thurayeh regular demonstrations in media interviews said lost legs israeli missile strike gaza eid statement said israeli response resulted five people killed including three deaths gaza well injured live ammunition international law strictly regulates use force context protests demonstrations lethal use firearms employed last resort strictly unavoidable order protect life eid said trump announcement jerusalem infuriated arab world upset western allies the status city one biggest obstacles peace agreement israel palestinians generations israel considers jerusalem capital palestinians want eastern part city capital future independent state these events sadly traced directly back unilateral announcement status jerusalem breaks international consensus dangerously provocative eid said calling independent investigation casualties worldnews