Israel frees three Turks arrested amid Jerusalem unrestJERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli court on Saturday freed without charge three Turks who had been arrested on suspicion of assaulting police outside a Jerusalem holy site contested by Jews and Muslims, a police spokesman said.  The men - described by police as tourists - were taken into custody on Friday, as Israel confronted a weekly surge in protests against U.S. President Donald Trump s Dec. 6 recognition of Jerusalem as its capital. Bystander video appeared to show Israeli police detaining several fez-wearing men and boys in the walled Old City of East Jerusalem, which Israel captured in a 1967 war and which Palestinians want as capital of their own future state. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said the three Turks had tried to reach Al Aqsa Mosque, Islam s third-most important shrine, where  they planned on taking part in a demonstration . Jews revere the site as the vestige of their two ancient temples, and sometimes visit under the protection of Israeli police who also guard the compound entrances - a presence resented by many Palestinians. Rosenfeld said the three Turks  carried out an assault on police officers there . He did not elaborate on the circumstances, other than to say there were no casualties.  Brought before Jerusalem Magistrate s Court on Saturday, the men did not speak from the dock. Two of them flashed four-finger hand gestures that appeared to be the so-called  Rabia sign  of solidarity with Egypt s ousted Muslim Brotherhood.   The Turks  Israeli defense lawyer, Nick Kaufman, said police asked the court to keep them in custody so charges of assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest could be brought.  It was obvious that this was a politically charged case and the judge rightly released them,  Kaufman told Reuters.  worldnews
israel frees three turns arrested amid jerusalem unrestjerusalem reuters an israeli court saturday freed without charge three turns arrested suspicion assaulting police outside jerusalem holy site contested jews muslims police spokesman said the men described police tourists taken custody friday israel confronted weekly surge protests president donald trump recognition jerusalem capital bystander video appeared show israeli police retaining several men boys walled old city east jerusalem israel captured war palestinians want capital future state police spokesman ricky rosenfeld said three turns tried reach al aqua mosque islam important shrine planned taking part demonstration jews revert site vestiges two ancient temples sometimes visit protection israeli police also guard compound entrances presence resented many palestinians rosenfeld said three turns carried assault police officers he elaborate circumstances say casualties brought jerusalem magistrate court saturday men speak dock two clashed hand gestures appeared arabia sign solidarity egypt ousted muslim brotherhood the turns israeli defense lawyer nick kaufman said police asked court keep custody charges assaulting police officer resisting arrest could brought it obvious politically charged case judge rightly released kaufman told reuters 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 frees three Turks arrested amid Jerusalem unrestJERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli court on Saturday freed without charge three Turks who had been arrested on suspicion of assaulting police outside a Jerusalem holy site contested by Jews and Muslims, a police spokesman said.  The men - described by police as tourists - were taken into custody on Friday, as Israel confronted a weekly surge in protests against U.S. President Donald Trump s Dec. 6 recognition of Jerusalem as its capital. Bystander video appeared to show Israeli police detaining several fez-wearing men and boys in the walled Old City of East Jerusalem, which Israel captured in a 1967 war and which Palestinians want as capital of their own future state. Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said the three Turks had tried to reach Al Aqsa Mosque, Islam s third-most important shrine, where  they planned on taking part in a demonstration . Jews revere the site as the vestige of their two ancient temples, and sometimes visit under the protection of Israeli police who also guard the compound entrances - a presence resented by many Palestinians. Rosenfeld said the three Turks  carried out an assault on police officers there . He did not elaborate on the circumstances, other than to say there were no casualties.  Brought before Jerusalem Magistrate s Court on Saturday, the men did not speak from the dock. Two of them flashed four-finger hand gestures that appeared to be the so-called  Rabia sign  of solidarity with Egypt s ousted Muslim Brotherhood.   The Turks  Israeli defense lawyer, Nick Kaufman, said police asked the court to keep them in custody so charges of assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest could be brought.  It was obvious that this was a politically charged case and the judge rightly released them,  Kaufman told Reuters.  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 frees three turns arrested amid jerusalem unrestjerusalem reuters an israeli court saturday freed without charge three turns arrested suspicion assaulting police outside jerusalem holy site contested jews muslims police spokesman said the men described police tourists taken custody friday israel confronted weekly surge protests president donald trump recognition jerusalem capital bystander video appeared show israeli police retaining several men boys walled old city east jerusalem israel captured war palestinians want capital future state police spokesman ricky rosenfeld said three turns tried reach al aqua mosque islam important shrine planned taking part demonstration jews revert site vestiges two ancient temples sometimes visit protection israeli police also guard compound entrances presence resented many palestinians rosenfeld said three turns carried assault police officers he elaborate circumstances say casualties brought jerusalem magistrate court saturday men speak dock two clashed hand gestures appeared arabia sign solidarity egypt ousted muslim brotherhood the turns israeli defense lawyer nick kaufman said police asked court keep custody charges assaulting police officer resisting arrest could brought it obvious politically charged case judge rightly released kaufman told reuters worldnews