Turkey says U.S. isolated on Jerusalem, issuing threatsANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey said on Wednesday the United States has isolated itself by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel s capital and accused it of threatening countries that might vote against it on the matter at an emergency U.N. General Assembly session. Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, whose country has led Muslim opposition to Washington s stance on Jerusalem, was speaking before leaving Istanbul with the Palestinian foreign minister to attend Thursday s gathering in New York.  With his Dec. 6 decision, President Donald Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy, and upset an international consensus enshrined in U.N. resolutions, that treated Jerusalem s status as unresolved. Israel captured East Jerusalem in a 1967 war and Palestinians want it as the capital of a future state they seek.  Trump s move stirred outrage among Palestinians and in the Arab world, and concern among Washington s Western allies. On Monday, the United States vetoed a U.N. Security Council draft resolution calling on it to withdraw its declaration. Thel 14 other council members, including close U.S. allies such as Japan and four European Union countries, backed the draft.  On Thursday there ll be a vote criticizing our choice,  U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Twitter.  The U.S. will be taking names.   Cavusoglu said that was a threat, and called on Washington - a NATO ally of Turkey - to change course.  We expect strong support at the UN vote, but we see that the United States, which was left alone, is now resorting to threats. No honorable, dignified country would bow down to this pressure,  Cavusoglu told a news conference held together with his Palestinian counterpart Riyad al-Maliki.   We want America to turn back from this wrong and unacceptable decision,  Cavusoglu said earlier in the Azeri capital Baku, where he met Iranian and Azeri ministers.  God willing, we will push through the General Assembly a resolution in favor of Palestine and Jerusalem,  he said. The rare emergency session of the 193-member U.N. General Assembly was called at the request of Arab and Muslim states. Palestinian U.N. envoy Riyad Mansour has said the General Assembly would vote on a draft resolution calling for the U.S. declaration to be withdrawn. Such a vote is non-binding, but carries political weight.  Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has lambasted Trump s move, and hosted a summit of Muslim leaders last week which called for East Jerusalem to be recognized as the capital of Palestine. Israel calls Jerusalem its indivisible and eternal capital.  From now on we will be more active in defending the rights of Palestinians. We will work harder for the international recognition of an independent Palestinian state,  Cavusoglu told reporters in Baku. worldnews
turkey says isolated jerusalem issuing threatsankara reuters turkey said wednesday united states isolated recognizing jerusalem israel capital accused threatening countries might vote matter emergency general assembly session foreign minister melt cavusoglu whose country led muslim opposition washington stance jerusalem speaking leaving istanbul palestinian foreign minister attend thursday gathering new york with decision president donald trump reversed decades policy upset international consensus enshrined resolutions treated jerusalem status unresolved israel captured east jerusalem war palestinians want capital future state seek trump move stirred outrage among palestinians arab world concern among washington western allies on monday united states vetoed security council draft resolution calling withdraw declaration the council members including close allies japan four european union countries backed draft on thursday vote criticizing choice ambassador united nations nikki harley said twitter the taking names cavusoglu said threat called washington nato ally turkey change course we expect strong support un vote see united states left alone resorting threats no honorable dignified country would bow pressure cavusoglu told news conference held together palestinian counterpart road we want america turn back wrong unacceptable decision cavusoglu said earlier zero capital baku met iranian zero ministers god willing push general assembly resolution favor palestine jerusalem said the rare emergency session general assembly called request arab muslim states palestinian envoy road manor said general assembly would vote draft resolution calling declaration withdrawn such vote carries political weight turkish president tayyip erdogan lambasted trump move hosted summit muslim leaders last week called east jerusalem recognized capital palestine israel calls jerusalem invisible eternal capital from active defending rights palestinians we work harder international recognition independent palestinian state cavusoglu told reporters baku 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: Turkey says U.S. isolated on Jerusalem, issuing threatsANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey said on Wednesday the United States has isolated itself by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel s capital and accused it of threatening countries that might vote against it on the matter at an emergency U.N. General Assembly session. Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, whose country has led Muslim opposition to Washington s stance on Jerusalem, was speaking before leaving Istanbul with the Palestinian foreign minister to attend Thursday s gathering in New York.  With his Dec. 6 decision, President Donald Trump reversed decades of U.S. policy, and upset an international consensus enshrined in U.N. resolutions, that treated Jerusalem s status as unresolved. Israel captured East Jerusalem in a 1967 war and Palestinians want it as the capital of a future state they seek.  Trump s move stirred outrage among Palestinians and in the Arab world, and concern among Washington s Western allies. On Monday, the United States vetoed a U.N. Security Council draft resolution calling on it to withdraw its declaration. Thel 14 other council members, including close U.S. allies such as Japan and four European Union countries, backed the draft.  On Thursday there ll be a vote criticizing our choice,  U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said on Twitter.  The U.S. will be taking names.   Cavusoglu said that was a threat, and called on Washington - a NATO ally of Turkey - to change course.  We expect strong support at the UN vote, but we see that the United States, which was left alone, is now resorting to threats. No honorable, dignified country would bow down to this pressure,  Cavusoglu told a news conference held together with his Palestinian counterpart Riyad al-Maliki.   We want America to turn back from this wrong and unacceptable decision,  Cavusoglu said earlier in the Azeri capital Baku, where he met Iranian and Azeri ministers.  God willing, we will push through the General Assembly a resolution in favor of Palestine and Jerusalem,  he said. The rare emergency session of the 193-member U.N. General Assembly was called at the request of Arab and Muslim states. Palestinian U.N. envoy Riyad Mansour has said the General Assembly would vote on a draft resolution calling for the U.S. declaration to be withdrawn. Such a vote is non-binding, but carries political weight.  Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has lambasted Trump s move, and hosted a summit of Muslim leaders last week which called for East Jerusalem to be recognized as the capital of Palestine. Israel calls Jerusalem its indivisible and eternal capital.  From now on we will be more active in defending the rights of Palestinians. We will work harder for the international recognition of an independent Palestinian state,  Cavusoglu told reporters in Baku. 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: turkey says isolated jerusalem issuing threatsankara reuters turkey said wednesday united states isolated recognizing jerusalem israel capital accused threatening countries might vote matter emergency general assembly session foreign minister melt cavusoglu whose country led muslim opposition washington stance jerusalem speaking leaving istanbul palestinian foreign minister attend thursday gathering new york with decision president donald trump reversed decades policy upset international consensus enshrined resolutions treated jerusalem status unresolved israel captured east jerusalem war palestinians want capital future state seek trump move stirred outrage among palestinians arab world concern among washington western allies on monday united states vetoed security council draft resolution calling withdraw declaration the council members including close allies japan four european union countries backed draft on thursday vote criticizing choice ambassador united nations nikki harley said twitter the taking names cavusoglu said threat called washington nato ally turkey change course we expect strong support un vote see united states left alone resorting threats no honorable dignified country would bow pressure cavusoglu told news conference held together palestinian counterpart road we want america turn back wrong unacceptable decision cavusoglu said earlier zero capital baku met iranian zero ministers god willing push general assembly resolution favor palestine jerusalem said the rare emergency session general assembly called request arab muslim states palestinian envoy road manor said general assembly would vote draft resolution calling declaration withdrawn such vote carries political weight turkish president tayyip erdogan lambasted trump move hosted summit muslim leaders last week called east jerusalem recognized capital palestine israel calls jerusalem invisible eternal capital from active defending rights palestinians we work harder international recognition independent palestinian state cavusoglu told reporters baku worldnews