Egypt's Sisi urges Palestinians to unite, co-exist with IsraelisUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi urged Palestinians to overcome their differences and be ready to co-exist with each other and with Israelis in safety and security.   I tell the Palestinian people it s extremely important ... to overcome the differences and not to lose opportunities and to be ready to accept co-existence with the other, with Israelis in safety and security,  Sisi told the annual U.N. General Assembly gathering of world leaders in New York. Following Egyptian-mediated reconciliation talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas  Western-backed Fatah faction, Islamist Hamas said on Sunday it would dissolve its  administrative committee  to enable Abbas  administration to retake control in the Gaza Strip. Hamas urged Abbas on Tuesday to respond by ending his sanctions on the impoverished enclave. Addressing the Israelis, Sisi said:  We have an excellent experience in Egypt in peace with you for longer than 40 years.   We can repeat this experience and this excellent step once again - the peace and security of the Israeli citizens together with the peace and security of the Palestinian citizens,  Sisi told the 193-member General Assembly to a round of applause. Israel and Egypt signed a 1979 treaty that began with overtures toward peace in 1977. Qatar s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani also appealed on Tuesday, during his speech to the General Assembly, for the Palestinians  to complete national reconciliation and unify positions and words in confronting the dangers and challenges facing the Palestinian cause and the future of the Palestinian people.      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's Sisi urges Palestinians to unite, co-exist with IsraelisUNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi urged Palestinians to overcome their differences and be ready to co-exist with each other and with Israelis in safety and security.   I tell the Palestinian people it s extremely important ... to overcome the differences and not to lose opportunities and to be ready to accept co-existence with the other, with Israelis in safety and security,  Sisi told the annual U.N. General Assembly gathering of world leaders in New York. Following Egyptian-mediated reconciliation talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas  Western-backed Fatah faction, Islamist Hamas said on Sunday it would dissolve its  administrative committee  to enable Abbas  administration to retake control in the Gaza Strip. Hamas urged Abbas on Tuesday to respond by ending his sanctions on the impoverished enclave. Addressing the Israelis, Sisi said:  We have an excellent experience in Egypt in peace with you for longer than 40 years.   We can repeat this experience and this excellent step once again - the peace and security of the Israeli citizens together with the peace and security of the Palestinian citizens,  Sisi told the 193-member General Assembly to a round of applause. Israel and Egypt signed a 1979 treaty that began with overtures toward peace in 1977. Qatar s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani also appealed on Tuesday, during his speech to the General Assembly, for the Palestinians  to complete national reconciliation and unify positions and words in confronting the dangers and challenges facing the Palestinian cause and the future of the Palestinian people.      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 sis urges palestinians unite israelisunited nations reuters egyptian president abdul faith urged palestinians overcome differences ready israeli safety security i tell palestinian people extremely important overcome differences lose opportunities ready accept israeli safety security sis told annual general assembly gathering world leaders new york following reconciliation talks palestinian president mahmoud abbas fatal faction islamic hamas said sunday would dissolve administrative committee enable abbas administration retake control gaza strip hamas urged abbas tuesday respond ending sanctions impoverished enclave addressing israeli sis said we excellent experience egypt peace longer years we repeat experience excellent step peace security israeli citizens together peace security palestinian citizens sis told general assembly round applause israel egypt signed treaty began overtures toward peace qatar emir sheikh tamil bin ahmad also appealed tuesday speech general assembly palestinians complete national reconciliation unify positions words confronting dangers challenges facing palestinian cause future palestinian people worldnews