After U.S. veto, U.N. General Assembly to meet on Jerusalem statusUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The 193-member United Nations General Assembly will hold a rare emergency special session on Thursday at the request of Arab and Muslim states on U.S. President Donald Trump s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, sparking a warning from Washington that it will  take names.  Palestinian U.N. envoy Riyad Mansour said the General Assembly would vote on a draft resolution calling for Trump s declaration to be withdrawn, which was vetoed by the United States in the 15-member U.N. Security Council on Monday. The remaining 14 Security Council members voted in favor of the Egyptian-drafted resolution, which did not specifically mention the United States or Trump but which expressed  deep regret at recent decisions concerning the status of Jerusalem.  Mansour said on Monday he hoped there would be  overwhelming support  in the General Assembly for the resolution. Such a vote is non-binding, but carries political weight. U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley, in a letter to dozens of U.N. states on Tuesday seen by Reuters, warned that the United States would remember those who voted for the resolution criticizing the U.S. decision.  The president will be watching this vote carefully and has requested I report back on those countries who voted against us. We will take note of each and every vote on this issue,  Haley wrote.  She echoed that call in a Twitter post: The U.S. will be taking names.  Under a 1950 resolution, an emergency special session can be called for the General Assembly to consider a matter  with a view to making appropriate recommendations to members for collective measures  if the Security Council fails to act. Only 10 such sessions have been convened, and the last time the General Assembly met in such a session was in 2009 on occupied East Jerusalem and Palestinian territories. Thursday s meeting will be a resumption of that session.  Trump abruptly reversed decades of U.S. policy this month when he recognized Jerusalem as Israel s capital, generating outrage from Palestinians and the Arab world and concern among Washington s Western allies. Trump also plans to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv. The draft U.N. resolution calls on all countries to refrain from establishing diplomatic missions in Jerusalem.  Haley said on Monday that the resolution was vetoed in the Security Council in defense of U.S. sovereignty and the U.S. role in the Middle East peace process. She criticized it as an insult to Washington and an embarrassment to council members. Israel considers Jerusalem its eternal and indivisible capital and wants all embassies based there. Palestinians want the capital of an independent Palestinian state to be in the city s eastern sector, which Israel captured in a 1967 war and annexed in a move never recognized internationally. worldnews
after veto general assembly meet jerusalem statusunited nations reuters the united nations general assembly hold rare emergency special session thursday request arab muslim states president donald trump decision recognize jerusalem israel capital sparking warning washington take names palestinian envoy road manor said general assembly would vote draft resolution calling trump declaration withdrawn vetoed united states security council monday the remaining security council members voted favor resolution specifically mention united states trump expressed deep regret recent decisions concerning status jerusalem manor said monday hoped would overwhelming support general assembly resolution such vote carries political weight ambassador nikki harley letter dozens states tuesday seen reuters warned united states would remember voted resolution criticizing decision the president watching vote carefully requested i report back countries voted us we take note every vote issue harley wrote she echoed call twitter post the taking names under resolution emergency special session called general assembly consider matter view making appropriate recommendations members collective measures security council fails act only sessions convened last time general assembly met session occupied east jerusalem palestinian territories thursday meeting resumption session trump abruptly reversed decades policy month recognized jerusalem israel capital generating outrage palestinians arab world concern among washington western allies trump also plans move embassy jerusalem tel aviv the draft resolution calls countries refrain establishing diplomatic missions jerusalem harley said monday resolution vetoed security council defense sovereignty role middle east peace process she criticized insult washington embarrassment council members israel considers jerusalem eternal invisible capital wants embassies based palestinians want capital independent palestinian state city eastern sector israel captured war annexed move never recognized internationally 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: After U.S. veto, U.N. General Assembly to meet on Jerusalem statusUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The 193-member United Nations General Assembly will hold a rare emergency special session on Thursday at the request of Arab and Muslim states on U.S. President Donald Trump s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, sparking a warning from Washington that it will  take names.  Palestinian U.N. envoy Riyad Mansour said the General Assembly would vote on a draft resolution calling for Trump s declaration to be withdrawn, which was vetoed by the United States in the 15-member U.N. Security Council on Monday. The remaining 14 Security Council members voted in favor of the Egyptian-drafted resolution, which did not specifically mention the United States or Trump but which expressed  deep regret at recent decisions concerning the status of Jerusalem.  Mansour said on Monday he hoped there would be  overwhelming support  in the General Assembly for the resolution. Such a vote is non-binding, but carries political weight. U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley, in a letter to dozens of U.N. states on Tuesday seen by Reuters, warned that the United States would remember those who voted for the resolution criticizing the U.S. decision.  The president will be watching this vote carefully and has requested I report back on those countries who voted against us. We will take note of each and every vote on this issue,  Haley wrote.  She echoed that call in a Twitter post: The U.S. will be taking names.  Under a 1950 resolution, an emergency special session can be called for the General Assembly to consider a matter  with a view to making appropriate recommendations to members for collective measures  if the Security Council fails to act. Only 10 such sessions have been convened, and the last time the General Assembly met in such a session was in 2009 on occupied East Jerusalem and Palestinian territories. Thursday s meeting will be a resumption of that session.  Trump abruptly reversed decades of U.S. policy this month when he recognized Jerusalem as Israel s capital, generating outrage from Palestinians and the Arab world and concern among Washington s Western allies. Trump also plans to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv. The draft U.N. resolution calls on all countries to refrain from establishing diplomatic missions in Jerusalem.  Haley said on Monday that the resolution was vetoed in the Security Council in defense of U.S. sovereignty and the U.S. role in the Middle East peace process. She criticized it as an insult to Washington and an embarrassment to council members. Israel considers Jerusalem its eternal and indivisible capital and wants all embassies based there. Palestinians want the capital of an independent Palestinian state to be in the city s eastern sector, which Israel captured in a 1967 war and annexed in a move never recognized internationally. 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: after veto general assembly meet jerusalem statusunited nations reuters the united nations general assembly hold rare emergency special session thursday request arab muslim states president donald trump decision recognize jerusalem israel capital sparking warning washington take names palestinian envoy road manor said general assembly would vote draft resolution calling trump declaration withdrawn vetoed united states security council monday the remaining security council members voted favor resolution specifically mention united states trump expressed deep regret recent decisions concerning status jerusalem manor said monday hoped would overwhelming support general assembly resolution such vote carries political weight ambassador nikki harley letter dozens states tuesday seen reuters warned united states would remember voted resolution criticizing decision the president watching vote carefully requested i report back countries voted us we take note every vote issue harley wrote she echoed call twitter post the taking names under resolution emergency special session called general assembly consider matter view making appropriate recommendations members collective measures security council fails act only sessions convened last time general assembly met session occupied east jerusalem palestinian territories thursday meeting resumption session trump abruptly reversed decades policy month recognized jerusalem israel capital generating outrage palestinians arab world concern among washington western allies trump also plans move embassy jerusalem tel aviv the draft resolution calls countries refrain establishing diplomatic missions jerusalem harley said monday resolution vetoed security council defense sovereignty role middle east peace process she criticized insult washington embarrassment council members israel considers jerusalem eternal invisible capital wants embassies based palestinians want capital independent palestinian state city eastern sector israel captured war annexed move never recognized internationally worldnews