Egypt's Sisi, Israel's Netanyahu meet for first time in publicCAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have met for the first time in public in what Egypt said was part of an effort to revive the Middle East peace process. Egyptian authorities said in a statement the two had met on Monday ahead of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Sisi separately met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at his residency, where they agreed to continue working toward a two-state solution. The meeting came just days after Egypt helped broker an agreement with the Palestinian Hamas group to dissolve the administration that runs Gaza and hold talks with Abbas  Fatah movement, its Palestinian rivals . For much of the last decade, Egypt has joined Israel in enforcing a land, sea and air blockade of the Gaza Strip, a move to punish Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since a brief Palestinian civil war in 2007. Netanyahu has said in recent weeks that ties between Israel and its Arab neighbors have been improving and that cooperation exists  in various ways and (at) different levels .   Egypt was the first of a handful of Arab countries to recognize Israel under the U.S.-sponsored peace accord in 1979. But Egyptian attitudes to its neighbor remain icy due to what many Arabs see as the continued Israeli occupation of land that is meant to form a Palestinian state. In recent weeks, Egypt has hosted delegations from Fatah and Hamas to help reach an agreement between the two sides and talk about the Gaza border. But reunification a decade after their battle for control may hinge on whether complex power-sharing issues can be resolved. Under pressure from the blockade, Hamas has sought to mend ties with Egypt, which controls their one border crossing. Egypt under Sisi has been wary of ties between Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, which Sisi ousted from power after mass protests. (This story has been refiled to remove extraneous words in paragraph 2.) worldnews
egypt sis israel netanyahu meet first time publiccairo reuters egypt president abdul faith israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met first time public egypt said part effort revive middle east peace process egyptian authorities said statement two met monday ahead united nations general assembly new york sis separately met palestinian president mahmoud abbas residency agreed continue working toward solution the meeting came days egypt helped broker agreement palestinian hamas group dissolve administration runs gaza hold talks abbas fatal movement palestinian rivals for much last decade egypt joined israel enforcing land sea air blockade gaza strip move punish hamas ruled gaza since brief palestinian civil war netanyahu said recent weeks ties israel arab neighbors improving cooperation exists various ways different levels egypt first handful arab countries recognize israel peace accord but egyptian attitudes neighbor remain icy due many arab see continued israeli occupation land meant form palestinian state in recent weeks egypt hosted delegations fatal hamas help reach agreement two sides talk gaza border but reunification decade battle control may hinge whether complex issues resolved under pressure blockade hamas sought mend ties egypt controls one border crossing egypt sis wary ties hamas muslim brotherhood sis ousted power mass protests this story refined remove extraneous words paragraph 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: Egypt's Sisi, Israel's Netanyahu meet for first time in publicCAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have met for the first time in public in what Egypt said was part of an effort to revive the Middle East peace process. Egyptian authorities said in a statement the two had met on Monday ahead of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. Sisi separately met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas at his residency, where they agreed to continue working toward a two-state solution. The meeting came just days after Egypt helped broker an agreement with the Palestinian Hamas group to dissolve the administration that runs Gaza and hold talks with Abbas  Fatah movement, its Palestinian rivals . For much of the last decade, Egypt has joined Israel in enforcing a land, sea and air blockade of the Gaza Strip, a move to punish Hamas, which has ruled Gaza since a brief Palestinian civil war in 2007. Netanyahu has said in recent weeks that ties between Israel and its Arab neighbors have been improving and that cooperation exists  in various ways and (at) different levels .   Egypt was the first of a handful of Arab countries to recognize Israel under the U.S.-sponsored peace accord in 1979. But Egyptian attitudes to its neighbor remain icy due to what many Arabs see as the continued Israeli occupation of land that is meant to form a Palestinian state. In recent weeks, Egypt has hosted delegations from Fatah and Hamas to help reach an agreement between the two sides and talk about the Gaza border. But reunification a decade after their battle for control may hinge on whether complex power-sharing issues can be resolved. Under pressure from the blockade, Hamas has sought to mend ties with Egypt, which controls their one border crossing. Egypt under Sisi has been wary of ties between Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, which Sisi ousted from power after mass protests. (This story has been refiled to remove extraneous words in paragraph 2.) 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: egypt sis israel netanyahu meet first time publiccairo reuters egypt president abdul faith israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met first time public egypt said part effort revive middle east peace process egyptian authorities said statement two met monday ahead united nations general assembly new york sis separately met palestinian president mahmoud abbas residency agreed continue working toward solution the meeting came days egypt helped broker agreement palestinian hamas group dissolve administration runs gaza hold talks abbas fatal movement palestinian rivals for much last decade egypt joined israel enforcing land sea air blockade gaza strip move punish hamas ruled gaza since brief palestinian civil war netanyahu said recent weeks ties israel arab neighbors improving cooperation exists various ways different levels egypt first handful arab countries recognize israel peace accord but egyptian attitudes neighbor remain icy due many arab see continued israeli occupation land meant form palestinian state in recent weeks egypt hosted delegations fatal hamas help reach agreement two sides talk gaza border but reunification decade battle control may hinge whether complex issues resolved under pressure blockade hamas sought mend ties egypt controls one border crossing egypt sis wary ties hamas muslim brotherhood sis ousted power mass protests this story refined remove extraneous words paragraph worldnews