Suspected Islamist arrested after knife attack near Tunis parliamentETTADAMEN,(TUNISIA) (Reuters) - A suspected Islamist militant wounded two policemen with a knife near the parliament in Tunis on Wednesday and was later arrested, Tunisia s Interior Ministry said. It was a rare incident in a country that has improved security since deadly attacks in 2015. The assailant was known to authorities and said after the attack that he considered the police to be  tyrants , the statement said. One of the policemen was taken to hospital for treatment after being wounded in the neck, while the other was only lightly wounded, it said.   I saw a young man with a thick beard trying to kill a policeman. He put the knife in his neck before he was pursued by a second policeman,  a witness told Reuters.  He shouted  Allahu Akbar  (God is greatest) as he attacked the policemen.  The Interior Ministry said Wednesday s suspect had confessed that  he had adopted Takfiri thought three years ago and believes that killing security forces is a form of jihad .   Takfiri thought  refers to a view that Muslims should proclaim other Muslims to be infidels and justify attacks against them. Large numbers of police were deployed to the Bardo square in the aftermath of the attack, a witness said. Blood could be seen on the ground in the square. The square is opposite the parliament building and close to the Bardo museum, where 21 people, mostly European tourists, were killed in an attack by three gunmen in March 2015. A security source told Reuters the attacker was 25 and from Ettadamen - one of the largest, poorest suburbs of Tunis.  I know him well, he is the youngest in a family of six brothers including a sister who works in the parliament s administration , Hamid one of the attacker s neighbors told Reuters. Colonel Major Khelifa Chibani of Tunisia s national guard named the attacker as Zied Gharbi. Security forces raided his house and confiscated his personal computer and other items, he said. Sofian Sliti, a spokesman for judicial counter-terrorism investigations said that  the attacker planned to join terrorist groups in Libya . As well as the Bardo killings, Tunisia suffered two other major attacks in 2015, one against tourists at the beach resort of Sousse and the other against presidential guards in the capital. The 2015 attacks severely damaged the economy, which has a large tourism sector at its Mediterranean beaches. Since then, security has been boosted at strategic sites while authorities have cracked down on militants, dismantling dozens of cells. Tunisia was the only Arab country where a long-serving leader was toppled in the region s 2011 uprisings without triggering civil war or large-scale violence. Tunisian democracy activists who kept dialogue open between Islamists and secularists were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015. worldnews
suspected islamic arrested knife attack near tunes parliamentettadamen tunisia reuters a suspected islamic militant wounded two policemen knife near parliament tunes wednesday later arrested tunisia interior ministry said it rare incident country improved security since deadly attacks the assailant known authorities said attack considered police tyrant statement said one policemen taken hospital treatment wounded neck lightly wounded said i saw young man thick beard trying kill policeman he put knife neck pursued second policeman witness told reuters he shouted alla abbr god greatest attacked policemen the interior ministry said wednesday suspect confessed adopted takfiri thought three years ago believes killing security forces form jihad takfiri thought refers view muslims proclaim muslims insiders justify attacks large numbers police deployed bard square aftermath attack witness said blood could seen ground square the square opposite parliament building close bard museum people mostly european tourists killed attack three gunmen march a security source told reuters attacker ettadamen one largest poorest suburbs tunes i know well youngest family six brothers including sister works parliament administration amid one attacker neighbors told reuters colonel major khalifa chibani tunisia national guard named attacker died hari security forces raided house confiscated personal computer items said sofia slit spokesman judicial investigations said attacker planned join terrorist groups libya as well bard killings tunisia suffered two major attacks one tourists beach resort source presidential guards capital the attacks severely damaged economy large tourism sector mediterranean beaches since security boosted strategic sites authorities cracked militants dismantling dozens cells tunisia arab country leader toppled region uprisings without triggering civil war violence tunisia democracy activists kept dialogue open islamists secularism awarded nobel peace prize 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: Suspected Islamist arrested after knife attack near Tunis parliamentETTADAMEN,(TUNISIA) (Reuters) - A suspected Islamist militant wounded two policemen with a knife near the parliament in Tunis on Wednesday and was later arrested, Tunisia s Interior Ministry said. It was a rare incident in a country that has improved security since deadly attacks in 2015. The assailant was known to authorities and said after the attack that he considered the police to be  tyrants , the statement said. One of the policemen was taken to hospital for treatment after being wounded in the neck, while the other was only lightly wounded, it said.   I saw a young man with a thick beard trying to kill a policeman. He put the knife in his neck before he was pursued by a second policeman,  a witness told Reuters.  He shouted  Allahu Akbar  (God is greatest) as he attacked the policemen.  The Interior Ministry said Wednesday s suspect had confessed that  he had adopted Takfiri thought three years ago and believes that killing security forces is a form of jihad .   Takfiri thought  refers to a view that Muslims should proclaim other Muslims to be infidels and justify attacks against them. Large numbers of police were deployed to the Bardo square in the aftermath of the attack, a witness said. Blood could be seen on the ground in the square. The square is opposite the parliament building and close to the Bardo museum, where 21 people, mostly European tourists, were killed in an attack by three gunmen in March 2015. A security source told Reuters the attacker was 25 and from Ettadamen - one of the largest, poorest suburbs of Tunis.  I know him well, he is the youngest in a family of six brothers including a sister who works in the parliament s administration , Hamid one of the attacker s neighbors told Reuters. Colonel Major Khelifa Chibani of Tunisia s national guard named the attacker as Zied Gharbi. Security forces raided his house and confiscated his personal computer and other items, he said. Sofian Sliti, a spokesman for judicial counter-terrorism investigations said that  the attacker planned to join terrorist groups in Libya . As well as the Bardo killings, Tunisia suffered two other major attacks in 2015, one against tourists at the beach resort of Sousse and the other against presidential guards in the capital. The 2015 attacks severely damaged the economy, which has a large tourism sector at its Mediterranean beaches. Since then, security has been boosted at strategic sites while authorities have cracked down on militants, dismantling dozens of cells. Tunisia was the only Arab country where a long-serving leader was toppled in the region s 2011 uprisings without triggering civil war or large-scale violence. Tunisian democracy activists who kept dialogue open between Islamists and secularists were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015. 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: suspected islamic arrested knife attack near tunes parliamentettadamen tunisia reuters a suspected islamic militant wounded two policemen knife near parliament tunes wednesday later arrested tunisia interior ministry said it rare incident country improved security since deadly attacks the assailant known authorities said attack considered police tyrant statement said one policemen taken hospital treatment wounded neck lightly wounded said i saw young man thick beard trying kill policeman he put knife neck pursued second policeman witness told reuters he shouted alla abbr god greatest attacked policemen the interior ministry said wednesday suspect confessed adopted takfiri thought three years ago believes killing security forces form jihad takfiri thought refers view muslims proclaim muslims insiders justify attacks large numbers police deployed bard square aftermath attack witness said blood could seen ground square the square opposite parliament building close bard museum people mostly european tourists killed attack three gunmen march a security source told reuters attacker ettadamen one largest poorest suburbs tunes i know well youngest family six brothers including sister works parliament administration amid one attacker neighbors told reuters colonel major khalifa chibani tunisia national guard named attacker died hari security forces raided house confiscated personal computer items said sofia slit spokesman judicial investigations said attacker planned join terrorist groups libya as well bard killings tunisia suffered two major attacks one tourists beach resort source presidential guards capital the attacks severely damaged economy large tourism sector mediterranean beaches since security boosted strategic sites authorities cracked militants dismantling dozens cells tunisia arab country leader toppled region uprisings without triggering civil war violence tunisia democracy activists kept dialogue open islamists secularism awarded nobel peace prize worldnews