France's Macron tells Trump concerned over Jerusalem plansPARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron told U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday that he was worried about the possibility that the United States could unilaterally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Macron s office said in a statement.  The French President expressed his concern over the possibility that the United States would unilaterally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel,  the statement said, after Macron and Trump spoke over the phone.  Mr Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed that the question of Jerusalem s status had to be dealt with in the framework of peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, with the aim in particular to establish two countries, Israel and Palestine, living in peace and security side by side with Jerusalem as capital.  Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to formally recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner said on Sunday, a move that would break with decades of U.S. policy and could fuel violence in the Middle East.  worldnews
france macron tells trump concerned jerusalem plansparis reuters french president emmanuel macron told president donald trump monday worried possibility united states could unilaterally recognize jerusalem capital israel macron office said statement the french president expressed concern possibility united states would unilaterally recognize jerusalem capital israel statement said macron trump spoke phone mr emmanuel macron reaffirmed question jerusalem status dealt framework peace negotiations israeli palestinians aim particular establish two countries israel palestine living peace security side side jerusalem capital trump yet made decision whether formally recognize jerusalem israel capital adviser jared pusher said sunday move would break decades policy could fuel violence middle east 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 tells Trump concerned over Jerusalem plansPARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron told U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday that he was worried about the possibility that the United States could unilaterally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, Macron s office said in a statement.  The French President expressed his concern over the possibility that the United States would unilaterally recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel,  the statement said, after Macron and Trump spoke over the phone.  Mr Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed that the question of Jerusalem s status had to be dealt with in the framework of peace negotiations between Israelis and Palestinians, with the aim in particular to establish two countries, Israel and Palestine, living in peace and security side by side with Jerusalem as capital.  Trump has not yet made a decision on whether to formally recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, his adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner said on Sunday, a move that would break with decades of U.S. policy and could fuel violence in the Middle East.  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 tells trump concerned jerusalem plansparis reuters french president emmanuel macron told president donald trump monday worried possibility united states could unilaterally recognize jerusalem capital israel macron office said statement the french president expressed concern possibility united states would unilaterally recognize jerusalem capital israel statement said macron trump spoke phone mr emmanuel macron reaffirmed question jerusalem status dealt framework peace negotiations israeli palestinians aim particular establish two countries israel palestine living peace security side side jerusalem capital trump yet made decision whether formally recognize jerusalem israel capital adviser jared pusher said sunday move would break decades policy could fuel violence middle east worldnews