Israeli minister sees Trump 'hint' at Jerusalem partition with PalestiniansJERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli cabinet minister said on Friday the phrasing of U.S. President Donald Trump s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel s capital suggested an openness to eventual Palestinian control of part of the city, though he predicted Israel would oppose this.  Trump s announcement reversed decades of U.S. policy,  angering the Arab world and alarming Western allies. But he also said Washington was not laying down a position on  final-status   issues including boundaries of Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem, which the two parties would have to decide in negotiations. Israel has long deemed Jerusalem its eternal, indivisible capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a state they seek on land Israel took in a 1967 war. Its eastern sector is laden with Jewish, Muslim and Christian holy sites that inject deep religious sensitivities into the dispute over sovereignty. In his speech on Wednesday, Trump did not include words echoing Israel s traditional description of Jerusalem. Asked about this, minister Zeev Elkin said:  I think that his leaving this out of the speech was premeditated.  He even hinted that borders in Jerusalem will also be set as a result of negotiations, which presupposes an option of partition,  said Elkin, who holds the Jerusalem Affairs portfolio in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s government. Elkin was referring to Trump s caveat that the new U.S. decision on Jerusalem did not constitute  taking a position of any final-status issues, including the specific boundaries of Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem, or the resolution of contested borders .   Those questions are up to the parties involved,  added Trump, who said Washington still wanted Israelis and Palestinians to agree on a  two-state solution  for peace. U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson echoed those remarks on Friday.  With respect to the rest of Jerusalem the president ... did not indicate any final status for Jerusalem. He was very clear that the final status, including the borders, would be left to the two parties to negotiate and decide,  Tillerson told reporters in Paris. Like other world powers, and in keeping with U.N. Security Council resolutions since the 1967 war, Washington had long held off on recognizing any sovereignty in Jerusalem, one of the most treacherous issues in the Middle East conflict. Elkin said he  would have been happy  had Trump described Jerusalem as Israel s united capital. But he played down any possibility of partition, saying Trump s administration would only pursue the idea if the Netanyahu government consented.  This is a very, very important factor, and I currently have no doubt that Israel would not agree. Ultimately, in actuality, this is what matters,  Elkin said in his remarks, carried by Tel Aviv 102 FM radio. Trump spoke of Jerusalem as  the capital the Jewish people established in ancient times (and) the seat of the modern Israeli government,  with freedom of worship for all faiths.   Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas responded angrily, saying Washington had abdicated its role as peace mediator and deeming Jerusalem  a Palestinian, Arab, Christian and Muslim city, the eternal capital of the state of Palestine .  Abbas used the Arabic term  Al Quds , which he has generally qualified to refer to East Jerusalem rather than the whole city. In three public statements welcoming the U.S. move, Netanyahu has not asserted Jerusalem s indivisibility under Israel - heretofore stock rubric for him, as for previous prime ministers. A Netanyahu spokesman did not immediately respond to a Reuters query about the seeming omission.   Israel s ambassador to the United States, speaking before the Trump announcement, appeared to acknowledge that - in the eyes of foreign mediators, at least - Jerusalem being the Israeli capital may not rule out Palestinian sovereignty there.  Every single peace plan that s ever been put down has Jerusalem be a capital of Israel,  Ron Dermer told Politico on Dec. 4.  There have been other peace plans that have suggested it be capital of two states, which is a separate issue.  Israel annexed East Jerusalem after capturing it. But world powers and the United Nations have not recognized Israeli sovereignty over the entire city, saying it must be negotiated by Israel and the Palestinians, whose last peace talks collapsed in 2014. No other country has its embassy in Jerusalem. Thousands of Palestinians protested in a  day of rage  on Friday in the occupied West Bank, Gaza and in East Jerusalem against Trump s move on the ancient city. worldnews
israeli minister sees trump jerusalem partition palestiniansjerusalem reuters an israeli cabinet minister said friday phrasing president donald trump recognition jerusalem israel capital suggested openness eventual palestinian control part city though predicted israel would oppose trump announcement reversed decades policy entering arab world alarming western allies but also said washington laying position issues including boundaries israeli sovereignty jerusalem two parties would decide negotiations israel long deemed jerusalem eternal invisible capital palestinians want east jerusalem capital state seek land israel took war its eastern sector laden jewish muslim christian holy sites inject deep religious sensibilities dispute sovereignty in speech wednesday trump include words echoing israel traditional description jerusalem asked minister zee skin said i think leaving speech premeditated he even hinted borders jerusalem also set result negotiations presupposes option partition said skin holds jerusalem affairs portfolio prime minister benjamin netanyahu government skin referring trump caveat new decision jerusalem constitute taking position issues including specific boundaries israeli sovereignty jerusalem resolution contested borders those questions parties involved added trump said washington still wanted israeli palestinians agree solution peace secretary state rex tillerson echoed remarks friday with respect rest jerusalem president indicate final status jerusalem he clear final status including borders would left two parties negotiate decide tillerson told reporters paris like world powers keeping security council resolutions since war washington long held recognizing sovereignty jerusalem one treacherous issues middle east conflict skin said would happy trump described jerusalem israel united capital but played possibility partition saying trump administration would pursue idea netanyahu government consented this important factor i currently doubt israel would agree ultimately actuality matters skin said remarks carried tel aviv fm radio trump spoke jerusalem capital jewish people established ancient times seat modern israeli government freedom worship faiths palestinian president mahmoud abbas responded angrily saying washington abdicated role peace mediator deeming jerusalem palestinian arab christian muslim city eternal capital state palestine abbas used arabic term al buds generally qualified refer east jerusalem rather whole city in three public statements welcoming move netanyahu asserted jerusalem invisibility israel heretofore stock rubric previous prime ministers a netanyahu spokesman immediately respond reuters query seeming omission israel ambassador united states speaking trump announcement appeared acknowledge eyes foreign mediators least jerusalem israeli capital may rule palestinian sovereignty every single peace plan ever put jerusalem capital israel ron former told politico there peace plans suggested capital two states separate issue israel annexed east jerusalem capturing but world powers united nations recognized israeli sovereignty entire city saying must negotiated israel palestinians whose last peace talks collapsed no country embassy jerusalem thousands palestinians protested day rage friday occupied west bank gaza east jerusalem trump move ancient city 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: Israeli minister sees Trump 'hint' at Jerusalem partition with PalestiniansJERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli cabinet minister said on Friday the phrasing of U.S. President Donald Trump s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel s capital suggested an openness to eventual Palestinian control of part of the city, though he predicted Israel would oppose this.  Trump s announcement reversed decades of U.S. policy,  angering the Arab world and alarming Western allies. But he also said Washington was not laying down a position on  final-status   issues including boundaries of Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem, which the two parties would have to decide in negotiations. Israel has long deemed Jerusalem its eternal, indivisible capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a state they seek on land Israel took in a 1967 war. Its eastern sector is laden with Jewish, Muslim and Christian holy sites that inject deep religious sensitivities into the dispute over sovereignty. In his speech on Wednesday, Trump did not include words echoing Israel s traditional description of Jerusalem. Asked about this, minister Zeev Elkin said:  I think that his leaving this out of the speech was premeditated.  He even hinted that borders in Jerusalem will also be set as a result of negotiations, which presupposes an option of partition,  said Elkin, who holds the Jerusalem Affairs portfolio in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu s government. Elkin was referring to Trump s caveat that the new U.S. decision on Jerusalem did not constitute  taking a position of any final-status issues, including the specific boundaries of Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem, or the resolution of contested borders .   Those questions are up to the parties involved,  added Trump, who said Washington still wanted Israelis and Palestinians to agree on a  two-state solution  for peace. U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson echoed those remarks on Friday.  With respect to the rest of Jerusalem the president ... did not indicate any final status for Jerusalem. He was very clear that the final status, including the borders, would be left to the two parties to negotiate and decide,  Tillerson told reporters in Paris. Like other world powers, and in keeping with U.N. Security Council resolutions since the 1967 war, Washington had long held off on recognizing any sovereignty in Jerusalem, one of the most treacherous issues in the Middle East conflict. Elkin said he  would have been happy  had Trump described Jerusalem as Israel s united capital. But he played down any possibility of partition, saying Trump s administration would only pursue the idea if the Netanyahu government consented.  This is a very, very important factor, and I currently have no doubt that Israel would not agree. Ultimately, in actuality, this is what matters,  Elkin said in his remarks, carried by Tel Aviv 102 FM radio. Trump spoke of Jerusalem as  the capital the Jewish people established in ancient times (and) the seat of the modern Israeli government,  with freedom of worship for all faiths.   Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas responded angrily, saying Washington had abdicated its role as peace mediator and deeming Jerusalem  a Palestinian, Arab, Christian and Muslim city, the eternal capital of the state of Palestine .  Abbas used the Arabic term  Al Quds , which he has generally qualified to refer to East Jerusalem rather than the whole city. In three public statements welcoming the U.S. move, Netanyahu has not asserted Jerusalem s indivisibility under Israel - heretofore stock rubric for him, as for previous prime ministers. A Netanyahu spokesman did not immediately respond to a Reuters query about the seeming omission.   Israel s ambassador to the United States, speaking before the Trump announcement, appeared to acknowledge that - in the eyes of foreign mediators, at least - Jerusalem being the Israeli capital may not rule out Palestinian sovereignty there.  Every single peace plan that s ever been put down has Jerusalem be a capital of Israel,  Ron Dermer told Politico on Dec. 4.  There have been other peace plans that have suggested it be capital of two states, which is a separate issue.  Israel annexed East Jerusalem after capturing it. But world powers and the United Nations have not recognized Israeli sovereignty over the entire city, saying it must be negotiated by Israel and the Palestinians, whose last peace talks collapsed in 2014. No other country has its embassy in Jerusalem. Thousands of Palestinians protested in a  day of rage  on Friday in the occupied West Bank, Gaza and in East Jerusalem against Trump s move on the ancient city. 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: israeli minister sees trump jerusalem partition palestiniansjerusalem reuters an israeli cabinet minister said friday phrasing president donald trump recognition jerusalem israel capital suggested openness eventual palestinian control part city though predicted israel would oppose trump announcement reversed decades policy entering arab world alarming western allies but also said washington laying position issues including boundaries israeli sovereignty jerusalem two parties would decide negotiations israel long deemed jerusalem eternal invisible capital palestinians want east jerusalem capital state seek land israel took war its eastern sector laden jewish muslim christian holy sites inject deep religious sensibilities dispute sovereignty in speech wednesday trump include words echoing israel traditional description jerusalem asked minister zee skin said i think leaving speech premeditated he even hinted borders jerusalem also set result negotiations presupposes option partition said skin holds jerusalem affairs portfolio prime minister benjamin netanyahu government skin referring trump caveat new decision jerusalem constitute taking position issues including specific boundaries israeli sovereignty jerusalem resolution contested borders those questions parties involved added trump said washington still wanted israeli palestinians agree solution peace secretary state rex tillerson echoed remarks friday with respect rest jerusalem president indicate final status jerusalem he clear final status including borders would left two parties negotiate decide tillerson told reporters paris like world powers keeping security council resolutions since war washington long held recognizing sovereignty jerusalem one treacherous issues middle east conflict skin said would happy trump described jerusalem israel united capital but played possibility partition saying trump administration would pursue idea netanyahu government consented this important factor i currently doubt israel would agree ultimately actuality matters skin said remarks carried tel aviv fm radio trump spoke jerusalem capital jewish people established ancient times seat modern israeli government freedom worship faiths palestinian president mahmoud abbas responded angrily saying washington abdicated role peace mediator deeming jerusalem palestinian arab christian muslim city eternal capital state palestine abbas used arabic term al buds generally qualified refer east jerusalem rather whole city in three public statements welcoming move netanyahu asserted jerusalem invisibility israel heretofore stock rubric previous prime ministers a netanyahu spokesman immediately respond reuters query seeming omission israel ambassador united states speaking trump announcement appeared acknowledge eyes foreign mediators least jerusalem israeli capital may rule palestinian sovereignty every single peace plan ever put jerusalem capital israel ron former told politico there peace plans suggested capital two states separate issue israel annexed east jerusalem capturing but world powers united nations recognized israeli sovereignty entire city saying must negotiated israel palestinians whose last peace talks collapsed no country embassy jerusalem thousands palestinians protested day rage friday occupied west bank gaza east jerusalem trump move ancient city worldnews