Erdogan and Macron to urge U.S. to turn back on Jerusalem decision: sourcesISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey s Tayyip Erdogan and France s Emmanuel Macron will work together to try to persuade the United States to reconsider its decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a Turkish presidential source said on Saturday. The two leaders agreed during a phone call that the move is worrisome for the region, the source said, adding that Turkey and France would make a joint effort to try to reverse the U.S. decision. Erdogan also spoke on the phone to the presidents of Kazakhstan, Lebanon and Azerbaijan on Saturday regarding the issue, the source said. On Wednesday, he called an urgent meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Turkey next week. President Donald Trump s announcement on Wednesday has upset U.S. allies in the West. At the United Nations, France, Italy, Germany, Britain and Sweden called on the United States to  bring forward detailed proposals for an Israeli-Palestinian settlement . Palestinians took to the streets following the U.S. decision. Demonstrations also took place in Iran, Jordan, Tunisia, Somalia, Yemen, Malaysia and Indonesia, and outside the U.S. embassy in Berlin. The status of Jerusalem has been one of the biggest obstacles to a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians for generations. France has been a supporter of the Palestinian cause. In 2014, the French National Assembly passed a non-binding motion calling on the government to recognize Palestine, but the government has not officially done so.  Paris has pointed out in the past its conviction that a two-state solution requires the recognition of Palestine. worldnews
erdogan macron urge turn back jerusalem decision sourcesistanbul reuters turkey tayyip erdogan france emmanuel macron work together try persuade united states reconsider decision recognize jerusalem capital israel turkish presidential source said saturday the two leaders agreed phone call move worrisome region source said adding turkey france would make joint effort try reverse decision erdogan also spoke phone presidents kazakhstan lebanon azerbaijan saturday regarding issue source said on wednesday called urgent meeting organization islamic cooperation turkey next week president donald trump announcement wednesday upset allies west at united nations france italy germany britain sweden called united states bring forward detailed proposals settlement palestinians took streets following decision demonstrations also took place iran jordan tunisia somalia yemen malaysia indonesia outside embassy berlin the status jerusalem one biggest obstacles peace agreement israel palestinians generations france supporter palestinian cause in french national assembly passed motion calling government recognize palestine government officially done paris pointed past conviction solution requires recognition palestine 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: Erdogan and Macron to urge U.S. to turn back on Jerusalem decision: sourcesISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey s Tayyip Erdogan and France s Emmanuel Macron will work together to try to persuade the United States to reconsider its decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, a Turkish presidential source said on Saturday. The two leaders agreed during a phone call that the move is worrisome for the region, the source said, adding that Turkey and France would make a joint effort to try to reverse the U.S. decision. Erdogan also spoke on the phone to the presidents of Kazakhstan, Lebanon and Azerbaijan on Saturday regarding the issue, the source said. On Wednesday, he called an urgent meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Turkey next week. President Donald Trump s announcement on Wednesday has upset U.S. allies in the West. At the United Nations, France, Italy, Germany, Britain and Sweden called on the United States to  bring forward detailed proposals for an Israeli-Palestinian settlement . Palestinians took to the streets following the U.S. decision. Demonstrations also took place in Iran, Jordan, Tunisia, Somalia, Yemen, Malaysia and Indonesia, and outside the U.S. embassy in Berlin. The status of Jerusalem has been one of the biggest obstacles to a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians for generations. France has been a supporter of the Palestinian cause. In 2014, the French National Assembly passed a non-binding motion calling on the government to recognize Palestine, but the government has not officially done so.  Paris has pointed out in the past its conviction that a two-state solution requires the recognition of Palestine. 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: erdogan macron urge turn back jerusalem decision sourcesistanbul reuters turkey tayyip erdogan france emmanuel macron work together try persuade united states reconsider decision recognize jerusalem capital israel turkish presidential source said saturday the two leaders agreed phone call move worrisome region source said adding turkey france would make joint effort try reverse decision erdogan also spoke phone presidents kazakhstan lebanon azerbaijan saturday regarding issue source said on wednesday called urgent meeting organization islamic cooperation turkey next week president donald trump announcement wednesday upset allies west at united nations france italy germany britain sweden called united states bring forward detailed proposals settlement palestinians took streets following decision demonstrations also took place iran jordan tunisia somalia yemen malaysia indonesia outside embassy berlin the status jerusalem one biggest obstacles peace agreement israel palestinians generations france supporter palestinian cause in french national assembly passed motion calling government recognize palestine government officially done paris pointed past conviction solution requires recognition palestine worldnews