Thousands of Indonesians again protest Trump's Jerusalem moveJAKARTA (Reuters) - Thousands protested outside the U.S. Embassy in the Indonesian capital on Sunday against U.S. President Donald Trump s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, many waving banners saying  Palestine is in our hearts . Leaders in Indonesia, home to the world s largest Muslim population, have joined a global chorus of condemnation of Trump s announcement, including Western allies who say it is a blow to peace efforts and risks sparking more violence. Thousands of protesters in Muslim-majority countries in Asia have rallied in recent days to condemn the U.S. move. Israel maintains that all of Jerusalem is its capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state and say Trump s move has left them completely sidelined. Palestinian people were among the first to recognize Indonesia s independence in 1945, Sohibul Iman, president of the controversial Islamist opposition Prosperous Justice Party which organized the rally, told protesters. Indonesia should be more proactive in  urging the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) member states and U.N. Security Council and the international community to respond immediately with more decisive and concrete political and diplomatic actions in saving the Palestinians from the Israeli occupation and its collaborator, the United States of America,  Iman said.  Indonesia as the world s largest Muslim country has the largest responsibility toward the independence of Palestine and the management of Jerusalem,  he told reporters, adding that he hoped Indonesia would take a leading role within the OIC on the matter.   Trump has disrupted world peace. It s terrible,  one protester, Yusri, told Reuters. The decision was  a major disaster for the Palestinian people, while the Palestinian s own rights have been taken away for a long time,  said Septi, a student at the rally. Violence erupted for a third day in Gaza on Saturday in response to Trump s decision, which overturned decades of U.S. policy towards the Middle East.  Indonesia s foreign minister left for Jordan on Sunday to meet the Palestinian and Jordanian foreign ministers  to convey Indonesia s full support for Palestine . worldnews
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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: Thousands of Indonesians again protest Trump's Jerusalem moveJAKARTA (Reuters) - Thousands protested outside the U.S. Embassy in the Indonesian capital on Sunday against U.S. President Donald Trump s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, many waving banners saying  Palestine is in our hearts . Leaders in Indonesia, home to the world s largest Muslim population, have joined a global chorus of condemnation of Trump s announcement, including Western allies who say it is a blow to peace efforts and risks sparking more violence. Thousands of protesters in Muslim-majority countries in Asia have rallied in recent days to condemn the U.S. move. Israel maintains that all of Jerusalem is its capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state and say Trump s move has left them completely sidelined. Palestinian people were among the first to recognize Indonesia s independence in 1945, Sohibul Iman, president of the controversial Islamist opposition Prosperous Justice Party which organized the rally, told protesters. Indonesia should be more proactive in  urging the Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) member states and U.N. Security Council and the international community to respond immediately with more decisive and concrete political and diplomatic actions in saving the Palestinians from the Israeli occupation and its collaborator, the United States of America,  Iman said.  Indonesia as the world s largest Muslim country has the largest responsibility toward the independence of Palestine and the management of Jerusalem,  he told reporters, adding that he hoped Indonesia would take a leading role within the OIC on the matter.   Trump has disrupted world peace. It s terrible,  one protester, Yusri, told Reuters. The decision was  a major disaster for the Palestinian people, while the Palestinian s own rights have been taken away for a long time,  said Septi, a student at the rally. Violence erupted for a third day in Gaza on Saturday in response to Trump s decision, which overturned decades of U.S. policy towards the Middle East.  Indonesia s foreign minister left for Jordan on Sunday to meet the Palestinian and Jordanian foreign ministers  to convey Indonesia s full support for Palestine . 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: thousands indonesian protest trump jerusalem movejakarta reuters thousands protested outside embassy indonesian capital sunday president donald trump decision recognize jerusalem israel capital many waving banners saying palestine hearts leaders indonesia home world largest muslim population joined global chorus condemnation trump announcement including western allies say blow peace efforts risks sparking violence thousands protesters countries asia rallied recent days condemn move israel maintains jerusalem capital palestinians want east jerusalem capital future independent state say trump move left completely sidelined palestinian people among first recognize indonesia independence sohibul man president controversial islamic opposition prosperous justice party organized rally told protesters indonesia proactive urging organisation islamic conference oic member states security council international community respond immediately decisive concrete political diplomatic actions saving palestinians israeli occupation collaborator united states america man said indonesia world largest muslim country largest responsibility toward independence palestine management jerusalem told reporters adding hoped indonesia would take leading role within oic matter trump disrupted world peace it terrible one protester yuri told reuters the decision major disaster palestinian people palestinian rights taken away long time said sept student rally violence erupted third day gaza saturday response trump decision overturned decades policy towards middle east indonesia foreign minister left jordan sunday meet palestinian jordanian foreign ministers convey indonesia full support palestine worldnews