Israel buoyed by Trump tack against Iran atom deal but sees long way to goJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel was upbeat about U.S. President Donald Trump s anticipated announcement on Friday of major steps against the international nuclear deal with Iran, but voiced doubt that the tougher tack by Washington could turn around Tehran. While the White House s distaste for the 2015 pact may be sweet to the ears of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his government is mindful of the limits of any unilateral U.S. action in the face of dissent from other big power signatories. Some Israeli officials quietly question whether Washington has the will to follow through, noting what they deem insufficient U.S. efforts to stem the entrenchment in next-door Syria of Iran-allied forces helping Damascus in the civil war. Trump was expected to say in a 1645 GMT speech that he will not re-certify the nuclear agreement in light of Iran s ballistic missile projects and involvement in regional trouble-spots. That would give the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran that were suspended in return for it rolling back technologies with nuclear bomb-making potential.  Netanyahu spokesmen declined to comment on the pending speech. A veteran Israeli cabinet minister from Netanyahu s Likud party sounded cheered by Trump s resolve, but appeared to note the depth of partisan rifts around the U.S. administration.   The outcome that could happen, and this is the only positive outcome we can see at this stage, is that Congress manages to come together around new, significant sanctions,  the minister, Tzachi Hanegbi, told Tel Aviv radio station 102 FM.  (That) will confront a lot of gigantic international companies which are today streaming to the Iranians ... with a dilemma of having to choose between the Iranians and trading with the world s biggest economy, which is the United States.  Netanyahu has lobbied hard against the Iran deal, delivering a speech in Congress shortly before it was signed that angered then-U.S. President Barack Obama. Addressing the U.N. General Assembly last month, Netanyahu urged world powers that negotiated the deal to  fix it or nix it.  He called specifically for cancelling a core  sunset clause  that removes caps on Iran s nuclear projects after a number of years.  Asked about the sunset clause in the radio interview, Hanegbi gave no indication Israel believed it would be reviewed. He noted the resistance that Trump s new measures faced from European powers, Russia and Iran, which has threatened to quit the nuclear deal if the U.S. imposes new sanctions against it. Iran, Hanegbi assessed,  will not yield at all - period - in other words, not just not within 60 days, but neither within 60 months or 60 years, because they really do not believe that the world will reverse course. They look rather mockingly at the United States.   But he added,  If the United States reverses course and begins a process of building delegitimation for the agreement, it could be that the world, part of the West, will join it in a process that could take time ... There is still a long way to go until the dangers of this deal pass.  Israel is believed to have the Middle East s only nuclear arsenal with about 200 warheads and sees Iran s nuclear activity as a threat to its existence. It refuses to confirm or deny that it has nuclear weapons. There has been dissent within Israel over the nuclear deal, with several Netanyahu ex-advisers grudgingly coming out in its favor. His former defense minister, Ehud Barak, told the New York Times on Wednesday:  Like many Israelis, I think the Iran deal is a bad deal. But it is a done deal.  Barak warned that any U.S. withdrawal from the agreement would not be followed by other world powers and could prompt Iran - which denies seeking nuclear weapons - to work on a bomb. Hanegbi dismissed such predictions as  nonsense .   Iran has no interest in withdrawing from the agreement (because that) would immediately unite Russia and China to the United States  against it, he told the radio station. He noted - as have U.N. nuclear inspectors - that the Iranians  have not budged a hair s breadth from their commitments under the deal . worldnews
israel buried trump tack iran atom deal sees long way jerusalem reuters israel upbeat president donald trump anticipated announcement friday major steps international nuclear deal iran voiced doubt tougher tack washington could turn around tehran while white house distaste pact may sweet ears israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu government mindful limits unilateral action face dissent big power signatories some israeli officials quietly question whether washington follow noting deem insufficient efforts stem entrenchment syria forces helping damascus civil war trump expected say gt speech nuclear agreement light iran ballistic missile projects involvement regional that would give congress days decide whether impose sanctions tehran suspended return rolling back technologies nuclear potential netanyahu spokesman declined comment pending speech a veteran israeli cabinet minister netanyahu liked party sounded cheered trump resolve appeared note depth partisan riots around administration the outcome could happen positive outcome see stage congress manages come together around new significant sanctions minister tachi hanegbi told tel aviv radio station fm that confront lot gigantic international companies today streaming iranian dilemma choose iranian trading world biggest economy united states netanyahu lobbied hard iran deal delivering speech congress shortly signed angered president barack obama addressing general assembly last month netanyahu urged world powers negotiated deal fix nix he called specifically cancelling core sunset clause removes caps iran nuclear projects number years asked sunset clause radio interview hanegbi gave indication israel believed would reviewed he noted resistance trump new measures faced european powers russia iran threatened quit nuclear deal imposes new sanctions iran hanegbi assessed yield period words within days neither within months years really believe world reverse course they look rather mocking united states but added if united states reverses course begins process building delegitimation agreement could world part west join process could take time there still long way go dangers deal pass israel believed middle east nuclear arsenal warheads sees iran nuclear activity threat existence it refuses confirm deny nuclear weapons there dissent within israel nuclear deal several netanyahu grudgingly coming favor his former defense minister had bark told new york times wednesday like many israeli i think iran deal bad deal but done deal bark warned withdrawal agreement would followed world powers could prompt iran denies seeking nuclear weapons work bomb hanegbi dismissed predictions nonsense iran interest withdrawing agreement would immediately unite russia china united states told radio station he noted nuclear inspectors iranian budget hair breadth commitments deal 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: Israel buoyed by Trump tack against Iran atom deal but sees long way to goJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel was upbeat about U.S. President Donald Trump s anticipated announcement on Friday of major steps against the international nuclear deal with Iran, but voiced doubt that the tougher tack by Washington could turn around Tehran. While the White House s distaste for the 2015 pact may be sweet to the ears of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his government is mindful of the limits of any unilateral U.S. action in the face of dissent from other big power signatories. Some Israeli officials quietly question whether Washington has the will to follow through, noting what they deem insufficient U.S. efforts to stem the entrenchment in next-door Syria of Iran-allied forces helping Damascus in the civil war. Trump was expected to say in a 1645 GMT speech that he will not re-certify the nuclear agreement in light of Iran s ballistic missile projects and involvement in regional trouble-spots. That would give the U.S. Congress 60 days to decide whether to reimpose sanctions on Tehran that were suspended in return for it rolling back technologies with nuclear bomb-making potential.  Netanyahu spokesmen declined to comment on the pending speech. A veteran Israeli cabinet minister from Netanyahu s Likud party sounded cheered by Trump s resolve, but appeared to note the depth of partisan rifts around the U.S. administration.   The outcome that could happen, and this is the only positive outcome we can see at this stage, is that Congress manages to come together around new, significant sanctions,  the minister, Tzachi Hanegbi, told Tel Aviv radio station 102 FM.  (That) will confront a lot of gigantic international companies which are today streaming to the Iranians ... with a dilemma of having to choose between the Iranians and trading with the world s biggest economy, which is the United States.  Netanyahu has lobbied hard against the Iran deal, delivering a speech in Congress shortly before it was signed that angered then-U.S. President Barack Obama. Addressing the U.N. General Assembly last month, Netanyahu urged world powers that negotiated the deal to  fix it or nix it.  He called specifically for cancelling a core  sunset clause  that removes caps on Iran s nuclear projects after a number of years.  Asked about the sunset clause in the radio interview, Hanegbi gave no indication Israel believed it would be reviewed. He noted the resistance that Trump s new measures faced from European powers, Russia and Iran, which has threatened to quit the nuclear deal if the U.S. imposes new sanctions against it. Iran, Hanegbi assessed,  will not yield at all - period - in other words, not just not within 60 days, but neither within 60 months or 60 years, because they really do not believe that the world will reverse course. They look rather mockingly at the United States.   But he added,  If the United States reverses course and begins a process of building delegitimation for the agreement, it could be that the world, part of the West, will join it in a process that could take time ... There is still a long way to go until the dangers of this deal pass.  Israel is believed to have the Middle East s only nuclear arsenal with about 200 warheads and sees Iran s nuclear activity as a threat to its existence. It refuses to confirm or deny that it has nuclear weapons. There has been dissent within Israel over the nuclear deal, with several Netanyahu ex-advisers grudgingly coming out in its favor. His former defense minister, Ehud Barak, told the New York Times on Wednesday:  Like many Israelis, I think the Iran deal is a bad deal. But it is a done deal.  Barak warned that any U.S. withdrawal from the agreement would not be followed by other world powers and could prompt Iran - which denies seeking nuclear weapons - to work on a bomb. Hanegbi dismissed such predictions as  nonsense .   Iran has no interest in withdrawing from the agreement (because that) would immediately unite Russia and China to the United States  against it, he told the radio station. He noted - as have U.N. nuclear inspectors - that the Iranians  have not budged a hair s breadth from their commitments under the deal . 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: israel buried trump tack iran atom deal sees long way jerusalem reuters israel upbeat president donald trump anticipated announcement friday major steps international nuclear deal iran voiced doubt tougher tack washington could turn around tehran while white house distaste pact may sweet ears israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu government mindful limits unilateral action face dissent big power signatories some israeli officials quietly question whether washington follow noting deem insufficient efforts stem entrenchment syria forces helping damascus civil war trump expected say gt speech nuclear agreement light iran ballistic missile projects involvement regional that would give congress days decide whether impose sanctions tehran suspended return rolling back technologies nuclear potential netanyahu spokesman declined comment pending speech a veteran israeli cabinet minister netanyahu liked party sounded cheered trump resolve appeared note depth partisan riots around administration the outcome could happen positive outcome see stage congress manages come together around new significant sanctions minister tachi hanegbi told tel aviv radio station fm that confront lot gigantic international companies today streaming iranian dilemma choose iranian trading world biggest economy united states netanyahu lobbied hard iran deal delivering speech congress shortly signed angered president barack obama addressing general assembly last month netanyahu urged world powers negotiated deal fix nix he called specifically cancelling core sunset clause removes caps iran nuclear projects number years asked sunset clause radio interview hanegbi gave indication israel believed would reviewed he noted resistance trump new measures faced european powers russia iran threatened quit nuclear deal imposes new sanctions iran hanegbi assessed yield period words within days neither within months years really believe world reverse course they look rather mocking united states but added if united states reverses course begins process building delegitimation agreement could world part west join process could take time there still long way go dangers deal pass israel believed middle east nuclear arsenal warheads sees iran nuclear activity threat existence it refuses confirm deny nuclear weapons there dissent within israel nuclear deal several netanyahu grudgingly coming favor his former defense minister had bark told new york times wednesday like many israeli i think iran deal bad deal but done deal bark warned withdrawal agreement would followed world powers could prompt iran denies seeking nuclear weapons work bomb hanegbi dismissed predictions nonsense iran interest withdrawing agreement would immediately unite russia china united states told radio station he noted nuclear inspectors iranian budget hair breadth commitments deal worldnews