China says Trump plan to move embassy in Israel could spark 'new hostility'BEIJING (Reuters) - China expressed concern on Wednesday about U.S. President Donald Trump s reported intention to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital and relocate the U.S. Embassy to the ancient city, saying it could spark new hostility. Senior U.S. officials said on Tuesday that Trump will recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital on Wednesday and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to the city from Tel Aviv, a decision that risks fuelling violence in the Middle East.  The endorsement of Israel s claim to all of Jerusalem as its capital would reverse long-standing U.S. policy that the city s status must be decided in negotiations with the Palestinians, who want East Jerusalem as capital of their future state. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news briefing that the status of Jerusalem was a complicated and sensitive issue and China was concerned the U.S. decision  could sharpen regional conflict .  All parties should do more for the peace and tranquillity of the region, behave cautiously, and avoid impacting the foundation for resolving the long-standing Palestine issue and initiating new hostility in the region,  Geng said. China has long maintained that Palestinians must be allowed to build an independent state, although it has traditionally played little role in Middle East conflicts or diplomacy, despite its reliance on the region for oil.  The process of moving the U.S. embassy is expected to take three to four years, according to U.S. officials, though Trump will not set a timetable. The international community does not recognize Israeli sovereignty over the entire city, home to sites holy to the Muslim, Jewish and Christian religions. worldnews
china says trump plan move embassy israel could spark reuters china expressed concern wednesday president donald trump reported intention recognize jerusalem israel capital relocate embassy ancient city saying could spark new hostility senior officials said tuesday trump recognize jerusalem israel capital wednesday set motion relocation embassy city tel aviv decision risks fueling violence middle east the endorsement israel claim jerusalem capital would reverse policy city status must decided negotiations palestinians want east jerusalem capital future state chinese foreign ministry spokesman eng sung told regular news briefing status jerusalem complicated sensitive issue china concerned decision could sharper regional conflict all parties peace tranquillity region behave cautiously avoid impacting foundation resolving palestine issue initiating new hostility region eng said china long maintained palestinians must allowed build independent state although traditionally played little role middle east conflicts diplomacy despite reliance region oil the process moving embassy expected take three four years according officials though trump set timetable the international community recognize israeli sovereignty entire city home sites holy muslim jewish christian religions 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: China says Trump plan to move embassy in Israel could spark 'new hostility'BEIJING (Reuters) - China expressed concern on Wednesday about U.S. President Donald Trump s reported intention to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital and relocate the U.S. Embassy to the ancient city, saying it could spark new hostility. Senior U.S. officials said on Tuesday that Trump will recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital on Wednesday and set in motion the relocation of the U.S. Embassy to the city from Tel Aviv, a decision that risks fuelling violence in the Middle East.  The endorsement of Israel s claim to all of Jerusalem as its capital would reverse long-standing U.S. policy that the city s status must be decided in negotiations with the Palestinians, who want East Jerusalem as capital of their future state. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a regular news briefing that the status of Jerusalem was a complicated and sensitive issue and China was concerned the U.S. decision  could sharpen regional conflict .  All parties should do more for the peace and tranquillity of the region, behave cautiously, and avoid impacting the foundation for resolving the long-standing Palestine issue and initiating new hostility in the region,  Geng said. China has long maintained that Palestinians must be allowed to build an independent state, although it has traditionally played little role in Middle East conflicts or diplomacy, despite its reliance on the region for oil.  The process of moving the U.S. embassy is expected to take three to four years, according to U.S. officials, though Trump will not set a timetable. The international community does not recognize Israeli sovereignty over the entire city, home to sites holy to the Muslim, Jewish and Christian religions. 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: china says trump plan move embassy israel could spark reuters china expressed concern wednesday president donald trump reported intention recognize jerusalem israel capital relocate embassy ancient city saying could spark new hostility senior officials said tuesday trump recognize jerusalem israel capital wednesday set motion relocation embassy city tel aviv decision risks fueling violence middle east the endorsement israel claim jerusalem capital would reverse policy city status must decided negotiations palestinians want east jerusalem capital future state chinese foreign ministry spokesman eng sung told regular news briefing status jerusalem complicated sensitive issue china concerned decision could sharper regional conflict all parties peace tranquillity region behave cautiously avoid impacting foundation resolving palestine issue initiating new hostility region eng said china long maintained palestinians must allowed build independent state although traditionally played little role middle east conflicts diplomacy despite reliance region oil the process moving embassy expected take three four years according officials though trump set timetable the international community recognize israeli sovereignty entire city home sites holy muslim jewish christian religions worldnews