Egypt attack victims pray, mourn in Sinai mosque amid high securityAL RAWDAH, Egypt (Reuters) - People wounded in an attack on a mosque in Egypt s North Sinai region that killed more than 230 returned to the site to pray on Friday and a top Muslim leader urged the army to destroy the  cancer  of insurgency. One worshipper said a whole village had been  exterminated  in last Friday s attack on the Al Rawdah mosque, near the town of Bir al-Abed - the deadliest such incident in Egypt s modern history. Some of the more than 100 wounded made their way past tight security to the mosque. They prayed and recounted their ordeal at the hands of suspected Islamist militants when a bomb exploded and dozens of gunmen opened fire.  The attack targeted worshippers indiscriminately, said wounded school teacher Magdy Rezk.  It included everyone inside, those outside and those coming in from the street. Even those trying to escape from the mosque were not spared,  he said. Another man who gave only his first name, Ismail, said he lost his father, brother and several uncles and cousins.  I was sitting outside the mosque and just started running,  he said.  They (militants) were approaching from all sides ... it was unbelievable.   A whole village was exterminated,  said another villager. The army had beefed up security and set up checkpoints leading to the village and the mosque on Friday. At Al Rawdah, a soldier stood inside its minaret keeping watch. No group has claimed the attack, but the Islamic State s Sinai branch, which has for years battled Egyptian security forces and more recently attacked churches, is a prime suspect. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has vowed to step up efforts against Islamist insurgents in Sinai and ordered his military chief to use all force necessary to secure North Sinai in the next three months.  The Grand Imam of Cairo s Al-Azhar mosque, Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, urged the armed forces to fight and destroy the Islamist insurgency in a televised speech delivered at the mosque.  The judgment of God (has) to be implemented upon them by fighting them,  he said, describing the militants as  cancerous .  Egypt, with its security (forces)... is capable of getting through this difficult stage and destroying this terrorism that is foreign to our land,  he said. Egypt s deadliest militant attack comes just months before a presidential election in which Sisi is expected to seek reelection. Sisi s support base see him as a vote for stability following prolonged, violent upheaval in the years after the 2011 Egyptian revolt against Hosni Mubarak. In addition to trying to fight the Islamist insurgency in North Sinai, his government has also enacted painful austerity reforms over the last year that critics say have dented his popularity. worldnews
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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 attack victims pray, mourn in Sinai mosque amid high securityAL RAWDAH, Egypt (Reuters) - People wounded in an attack on a mosque in Egypt s North Sinai region that killed more than 230 returned to the site to pray on Friday and a top Muslim leader urged the army to destroy the  cancer  of insurgency. One worshipper said a whole village had been  exterminated  in last Friday s attack on the Al Rawdah mosque, near the town of Bir al-Abed - the deadliest such incident in Egypt s modern history. Some of the more than 100 wounded made their way past tight security to the mosque. They prayed and recounted their ordeal at the hands of suspected Islamist militants when a bomb exploded and dozens of gunmen opened fire.  The attack targeted worshippers indiscriminately, said wounded school teacher Magdy Rezk.  It included everyone inside, those outside and those coming in from the street. Even those trying to escape from the mosque were not spared,  he said. Another man who gave only his first name, Ismail, said he lost his father, brother and several uncles and cousins.  I was sitting outside the mosque and just started running,  he said.  They (militants) were approaching from all sides ... it was unbelievable.   A whole village was exterminated,  said another villager. The army had beefed up security and set up checkpoints leading to the village and the mosque on Friday. At Al Rawdah, a soldier stood inside its minaret keeping watch. No group has claimed the attack, but the Islamic State s Sinai branch, which has for years battled Egyptian security forces and more recently attacked churches, is a prime suspect. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has vowed to step up efforts against Islamist insurgents in Sinai and ordered his military chief to use all force necessary to secure North Sinai in the next three months.  The Grand Imam of Cairo s Al-Azhar mosque, Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb, urged the armed forces to fight and destroy the Islamist insurgency in a televised speech delivered at the mosque.  The judgment of God (has) to be implemented upon them by fighting them,  he said, describing the militants as  cancerous .  Egypt, with its security (forces)... is capable of getting through this difficult stage and destroying this terrorism that is foreign to our land,  he said. Egypt s deadliest militant attack comes just months before a presidential election in which Sisi is expected to seek reelection. Sisi s support base see him as a vote for stability following prolonged, violent upheaval in the years after the 2011 Egyptian revolt against Hosni Mubarak. In addition to trying to fight the Islamist insurgency in North Sinai, his government has also enacted painful austerity reforms over the last year that critics say have dented his popularity. 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 attack victims pray mourn sina mosque amid high security radar egypt reuters people wounded attack mosque egypt north sina region killed returned site pray friday top muslim leader urged army destroy cancer insurgency one worshipped said whole village terminated last friday attack al radar mosque near town bir deadliest incident egypt modern history some wounded made way past tight security mosque they prayed recounted ordeal hands suspected islamic militants bomb exploded dozens gunmen opened fire the attack targeted worshippers indiscriminately said wounded school teacher made rez it included everyone inside outside coming street even trying escape mosque spared said another man gave first name smail said lost father brother several uncles cousins i sitting outside mosque started running said they militants approaching sides unbelievable a whole village terminated said another villager the army needed security set checkpoints leading village mosque friday at al radar soldier stood inside minaret keeping watch no group claimed attack islamic state sina branch years battled egyptian security forces recently attacked churches prime suspect egyptian president abdul faith vowed step efforts islamic insurgents sina ordered military chief use force necessary secure north sina next three months the grand imam cairo mosque sheikh ahmed urged armed forces fight destroy islamic insurgency televised speech delivered mosque the judgment god implemented upon fighting said describing militants cancerous egypt security forces capable getting difficult stage destroying terrorism foreign land said egypt deadliest militant attack comes months presidential election sis expected seek reelection sis support base see vote stability following prolonged violent upheaval years egyptian revolt host mubarak in addition trying fight islamic insurgency north sina government also enacted painful austerity reforms last year critics say denied popularity worldnews