France's Macron regrets Trump's 'unilateral' Jerusalem decisionALGIERS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday he did not support U.S. President Donald Trump s  unilateral  decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital and called for calm across the region.  This decision is a regrettable decision that France does not approve of and goes against international law and all the resolutions of the U.N. Security Council,  Macron told reporters at a news conference in Algiers. Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy on Wednesday and recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said he would move the embassy to the city, despite warnings from around the world that the gesture further drives a wedge between Israel and the Palestinians.  The status of Jerusalem is a question of international security that concerns the entire international community. The status of Jerusalem must be determined by Israelis and Palestinians in the framework of negotiations under the auspices of the United Nations,  he said.  Macron, who has developed a good working relationship with Trump since taking office in May, spoke to the U.S. leader earlier this week to try to convince him to change his mind.  France and Europe are attached to a two-state solution - Israel and Palestine - leaving side by side in peace and security within recognized international borders with Jerusalem the capital of both states,  he said, adding that Paris was ready to work with partners to find a solution.  He called for calm.  For now, I urge for calm and for everyone to be responsible. We must avoid at all costs avoid violence and foster dialogue,  he said. worldnews
france macron regrets trump jerusalem decisionalgiers reuters french president emmanuel macron said wednesday support president donald trump unilateral decision recognize jerusalem israel capital called calm across region this decision regrettable decision france approve goes international law resolutions security council macron told reporters news conference allies trump reversed decades policy wednesday recognized jerusalem capital israel said would move embassy city despite warnings around world gesture drives wedge israel palestinians the status jerusalem question international security concerns entire international community the status jerusalem must determined israeli palestinians framework negotiations auspices united nations said macron developed good working relationship trump since taking office may spoke leader earlier week try convince change mind france europe attached solution israel palestine leaving side side peace security within recognized international borders jerusalem capital states said adding paris ready work partners find solution he called calm for i urge calm everyone responsible we must avoid costs avoid violence foster dialogue said 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: France's Macron regrets Trump's 'unilateral' Jerusalem decisionALGIERS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday he did not support U.S. President Donald Trump s  unilateral  decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital and called for calm across the region.  This decision is a regrettable decision that France does not approve of and goes against international law and all the resolutions of the U.N. Security Council,  Macron told reporters at a news conference in Algiers. Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy on Wednesday and recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and said he would move the embassy to the city, despite warnings from around the world that the gesture further drives a wedge between Israel and the Palestinians.  The status of Jerusalem is a question of international security that concerns the entire international community. The status of Jerusalem must be determined by Israelis and Palestinians in the framework of negotiations under the auspices of the United Nations,  he said.  Macron, who has developed a good working relationship with Trump since taking office in May, spoke to the U.S. leader earlier this week to try to convince him to change his mind.  France and Europe are attached to a two-state solution - Israel and Palestine - leaving side by side in peace and security within recognized international borders with Jerusalem the capital of both states,  he said, adding that Paris was ready to work with partners to find a solution.  He called for calm.  For now, I urge for calm and for everyone to be responsible. We must avoid at all costs avoid violence and foster dialogue,  he said. 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: france macron regrets trump jerusalem decisionalgiers reuters french president emmanuel macron said wednesday support president donald trump unilateral decision recognize jerusalem israel capital called calm across region this decision regrettable decision france approve goes international law resolutions security council macron told reporters news conference allies trump reversed decades policy wednesday recognized jerusalem capital israel said would move embassy city despite warnings around world gesture drives wedge israel palestinians the status jerusalem question international security concerns entire international community the status jerusalem must determined israeli palestinians framework negotiations auspices united nations said macron developed good working relationship trump since taking office may spoke leader earlier week try convince change mind france europe attached solution israel palestine leaving side side peace security within recognized international borders jerusalem capital states said adding paris ready work partners find solution he called calm for i urge calm everyone responsible we must avoid costs avoid violence foster dialogue said worldnews