Saudi says Iranian talk of rapprochement is laughableLONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday that Iran s talk of a possible rapprochement with the kingdom was laughable. Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told reporters in London that Iran would have to change its policies for any rapprochement. Iran s foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, last month said the Islamic Republic would soon exchange diplomatic visits after the regional rivals severed diplomatic ties last year.  The comments of the foreign minister are laughable,  al-Jubeir said.  If Iran wants to have good relations with Saudi Arabia, it has to change its policies. It has to respect international law.   At this time, we do not see... that they re serious about wanting to be a good neighbor,  al-Jubeir said Iran s Zarif was quoted by the Iranian Students  News Agency (ISNA) that diplomatic visits could take place after the haj pilgrimage ends in the first week of September. But al-Jubeir said that diplomatic exchanges with Iran over arrangements for the haj did not represent a normalization of relations and that such contacts had nothing to do with politics.  We had the haj season, and when we have the haj, we try not to politicize it... But this is not normalization,  he said.  The meetings around the haj, have nothing to do with the politics. It s a religious issue.  Relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia are at their worst in years, with each accusing the other of subverting regional security and supporting opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. Al-Jubeir also said that if the rift with Qatar continued for two years then  so be it.   Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) severed ties with Qatar in June over Doha s alleged support for militants.  worldnews
saudi says iranian talk rapprochement laughablelondon reuters saudi arabia said tuesday iran talk possible rapprochement kingdom laughable saudi foreign minister del told reporters london iran would change policies rapprochement iran foreign minister mohammad java serif last month said islamic republic would soon exchange diplomatic visits regional rivals severed diplomatic ties last year the comments foreign minister laughable said if iran wants good relations saudi arabia change policies it respect international law at time see serious wanting good neighbor said iran serif quoted iranian students news agency isn diplomatic visits could take place has pilgrimage ends first week september but said diplomatic exchanges iran arrangements has represent normalization relations contacts nothing politics we has season has try politician but normalization said the meetings around has nothing politics it religious issue relations iran saudi arabia worst years accusing subverting regional security supporting opposite sides conflicts syria iraq yemen also said rift qatar continued two years saudi arabia egypt bahrain united arab emirates uae severed ties qatar june doha alleged support militants 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: Saudi says Iranian talk of rapprochement is laughableLONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Tuesday that Iran s talk of a possible rapprochement with the kingdom was laughable. Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir told reporters in London that Iran would have to change its policies for any rapprochement. Iran s foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, last month said the Islamic Republic would soon exchange diplomatic visits after the regional rivals severed diplomatic ties last year.  The comments of the foreign minister are laughable,  al-Jubeir said.  If Iran wants to have good relations with Saudi Arabia, it has to change its policies. It has to respect international law.   At this time, we do not see... that they re serious about wanting to be a good neighbor,  al-Jubeir said Iran s Zarif was quoted by the Iranian Students  News Agency (ISNA) that diplomatic visits could take place after the haj pilgrimage ends in the first week of September. But al-Jubeir said that diplomatic exchanges with Iran over arrangements for the haj did not represent a normalization of relations and that such contacts had nothing to do with politics.  We had the haj season, and when we have the haj, we try not to politicize it... But this is not normalization,  he said.  The meetings around the haj, have nothing to do with the politics. It s a religious issue.  Relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia are at their worst in years, with each accusing the other of subverting regional security and supporting opposite sides in conflicts in Syria, Iraq and Yemen. Al-Jubeir also said that if the rift with Qatar continued for two years then  so be it.   Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) severed ties with Qatar in June over Doha s alleged support for militants.  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: saudi says iranian talk rapprochement laughablelondon reuters saudi arabia said tuesday iran talk possible rapprochement kingdom laughable saudi foreign minister del told reporters london iran would change policies rapprochement iran foreign minister mohammad java serif last month said islamic republic would soon exchange diplomatic visits regional rivals severed diplomatic ties last year the comments foreign minister laughable said if iran wants good relations saudi arabia change policies it respect international law at time see serious wanting good neighbor said iran serif quoted iranian students news agency isn diplomatic visits could take place has pilgrimage ends first week september but said diplomatic exchanges iran arrangements has represent normalization relations contacts nothing politics we has season has try politician but normalization said the meetings around has nothing politics it religious issue relations iran saudi arabia worst years accusing subverting regional security supporting opposite sides conflicts syria iraq yemen also said rift qatar continued two years saudi arabia egypt bahrain united arab emirates uae severed ties qatar june doha alleged support militants worldnews