Lebanon's Hariri takes critical line on HezbollahBEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri said on Saturday that he would not accept Iran-backed Hezbollah s positions that  affect our Arab brothers or target the security and stability of their countries , a statement from his press office said. The statement did not specify which countries he meant. Hariri announced his resignation from his post on Nov. 4 in a televised statement from Saudi Arabia, a Sunni monarchy and regional powerhouse locked in a confrontation with Shi ite Iran. Hezbollah is fighting alongside Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria. Gulf monarchies have accused the Shi ite group of also supporting the Houthi group in Yemen and of backing militants in Bahrain. Hezbollah denies any activity in Yemen or Bahrain. Hariri s resignation pitched Lebanon to the forefront of a regional power tussle this month between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which backs Hezbollah. The two regional powers back competing factions in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen. After returning to Lebanon this week, he shelved the decision on Wednesday at the request of President Michel Aoun, easing a crisis that had deepened tensions in the Middle East. Following his announcement, made on Lebanon s independence day, hundreds of Hariri supporters packed the streets near his house in central Beirut, waving the blue flag of his Future Movement political party. On Saturday, he said that his decision to wait instead of officially resigning is to give a chance to discuss and look into demands that will make Lebanon neutral and allow it to enforce its  disassociation  policy.  Disassociation  is widely understood in Lebanon to mean its policy of staying out of regional conflicts. The regional role played by the Hezbollah political and military movement has greatly alarmed Saudi Arabia, Hariri s long-time ally. On Saturday, Hezbollah s International Relations Officer Ammar Moussawi said that the Shi ite group is ready to reach understandings with  our partners in the country , and that the group is open to real dialogue and cooperation with all, Lebanon s state news agency NNA reported. Moussawi added that Hariri s resignation, which he said was done under coercion from Riyadh, was a spark that aimed to ignite Lebanon. Top Lebanese Druze politician Walid Jumblatt on Saturday called on Saudi Arabia to enter dialogue with Iran and said that the kingdom s modernization plans could not work while Riyadh was engaged in a war in Yemen. worldnews
lebanon hair takes critical line hezbollahbeirut reuters lebanese prime minister said said saturday would accept hezbollah positions affect arab brothers target security stability countries statement press office said the statement specify countries meant hair announced resignation post televised statement saudi arabia sunny monarchy regional powerhouse locked confrontation shi ite iran hezbollah fighting alongside syrian president basal syria gulf monarchies accused shi ite group also supporting south group yemen backing militants bahrain hezbollah denies activity yemen bahrain hair resignation pitched lebanon forefront regional power muscle month saudi arabia iran backs hezbollah the two regional powers back competing factions iraq syria lebanon yemen after returning lebanon week shelved decision wednesday request president michel noun easing crisis deepened tensions middle east following announcement made lebanon independence day hundreds hair supporters packed streets near house central bert waving blue flag future movement political party on saturday said decision wait instead officially resigning give chance discuss look demands make lebanon neutral allow enforce dissociation policy dissociation widely understood lebanon mean policy staying regional conflicts the regional role played hezbollah political military movement greatly alarmed saudi arabia hair ally on saturday hezbollah international relations officer ammad moussawi said shi ite group ready reach understandings partners country group open real dialogue cooperation lebanon state news agency nna reported moussawi added hair resignation said done coercion riyadh spark aimed ignite lebanon top lebanese due politician valid jumblatt saturday called saudi arabia enter dialogue iran said kingdom modernization plans could work riyadh engaged war yemen 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: Lebanon's Hariri takes critical line on HezbollahBEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri said on Saturday that he would not accept Iran-backed Hezbollah s positions that  affect our Arab brothers or target the security and stability of their countries , a statement from his press office said. The statement did not specify which countries he meant. Hariri announced his resignation from his post on Nov. 4 in a televised statement from Saudi Arabia, a Sunni monarchy and regional powerhouse locked in a confrontation with Shi ite Iran. Hezbollah is fighting alongside Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Syria. Gulf monarchies have accused the Shi ite group of also supporting the Houthi group in Yemen and of backing militants in Bahrain. Hezbollah denies any activity in Yemen or Bahrain. Hariri s resignation pitched Lebanon to the forefront of a regional power tussle this month between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which backs Hezbollah. The two regional powers back competing factions in Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen. After returning to Lebanon this week, he shelved the decision on Wednesday at the request of President Michel Aoun, easing a crisis that had deepened tensions in the Middle East. Following his announcement, made on Lebanon s independence day, hundreds of Hariri supporters packed the streets near his house in central Beirut, waving the blue flag of his Future Movement political party. On Saturday, he said that his decision to wait instead of officially resigning is to give a chance to discuss and look into demands that will make Lebanon neutral and allow it to enforce its  disassociation  policy.  Disassociation  is widely understood in Lebanon to mean its policy of staying out of regional conflicts. The regional role played by the Hezbollah political and military movement has greatly alarmed Saudi Arabia, Hariri s long-time ally. On Saturday, Hezbollah s International Relations Officer Ammar Moussawi said that the Shi ite group is ready to reach understandings with  our partners in the country , and that the group is open to real dialogue and cooperation with all, Lebanon s state news agency NNA reported. Moussawi added that Hariri s resignation, which he said was done under coercion from Riyadh, was a spark that aimed to ignite Lebanon. Top Lebanese Druze politician Walid Jumblatt on Saturday called on Saudi Arabia to enter dialogue with Iran and said that the kingdom s modernization plans could not work while Riyadh was engaged in a war in Yemen. 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: lebanon hair takes critical line hezbollahbeirut reuters lebanese prime minister said said saturday would accept hezbollah positions affect arab brothers target security stability countries statement press office said the statement specify countries meant hair announced resignation post televised statement saudi arabia sunny monarchy regional powerhouse locked confrontation shi ite iran hezbollah fighting alongside syrian president basal syria gulf monarchies accused shi ite group also supporting south group yemen backing militants bahrain hezbollah denies activity yemen bahrain hair resignation pitched lebanon forefront regional power muscle month saudi arabia iran backs hezbollah the two regional powers back competing factions iraq syria lebanon yemen after returning lebanon week shelved decision wednesday request president michel noun easing crisis deepened tensions middle east following announcement made lebanon independence day hundreds hair supporters packed streets near house central bert waving blue flag future movement political party on saturday said decision wait instead officially resigning give chance discuss look demands make lebanon neutral allow enforce dissociation policy dissociation widely understood lebanon mean policy staying regional conflicts the regional role played hezbollah political military movement greatly alarmed saudi arabia hair ally on saturday hezbollah international relations officer ammad moussawi said shi ite group ready reach understandings partners country group open real dialogue cooperation lebanon state news agency nna reported moussawi added hair resignation said done coercion riyadh spark aimed ignite lebanon top lebanese due politician valid jumblatt saturday called saudi arabia enter dialogue iran said kingdom modernization plans could work riyadh engaged war yemen worldnews