EU tells Netanyahu it rejects Trump's Jerusalem moveBRUSSELS/CAIRO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took his case to Europe to ask allies to join the United States in recognizing Jerusalem as Israel s capital, but met a firm rebuff from EU foreign ministers who saw the move as a blow against the peace process. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, meanwhile, took his own case to Egypt on Monday and was expected to fly to Turkey for a meeting of Muslim countries this week, cementing support from leaders who say the U.S. move was a dire error. President Donald Trump announced last Wednesday the United States would recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, breaking with decades of U.S. policy and international consensus that the city s status must be left to Israeli-Palestinian talks. Palestinian militants in Gaza fired a rocket into Israel and the Israeli military said it responded with air strikes and tank fire targeting a position of Hamas, the Islamist group that controls the enclave. On the ground in the Palestinian territories, violent clashes with Israeli security forces in which scores of Palestinians have been injured and several killed since the U.S. announcement last week appeared to have mostly subsided. Netanyahu, on his first visit to EU headquarters in Brussels, said Trump s move helped peace,  because recognizing reality is the substance of peace, the foundation of peace . Israel, which annexed East Jerusalem after capturing it in a 1967 war, considers the entire city to be its capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state. The Trump administration says it remains committed to the peace process and its decision does not affect Jerusalem s future borders or status. It says any credible future peace deal will place the Israeli capital in Jerusalem, and ditching old policies is needed to revive a peace process frozen since 2014. But even Israel s closest European allies have rejected that logic and say recognizing Israel s capital unilaterally risks inflaming violence and further wrecking the chance for peace. After a breakfast meeting between Netanyahu and EU foreign ministers, Sweden s top diplomat said no European at the closed-door meeting had voiced support for Trump s decision, and no country was likely to follow the United States in announcing plans to move its embassy.  I have a hard time seeing that any other country would do that and I don t think any other EU country will do it,  Margot Wallstrom told reporters. Israel s position does appear to have more support from some EU states than others. Last week, the Czech foreign ministry said it would begin considering moving the Czech Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, while Hungary blocked a planned EU statement condemning the U.S. move. But Prague later said it accepted Israel s sovereignty only over West Jerusalem, and Budapest said its long-term position seeking a two-state solution in the Middle East had not changed. On Monday, Czech Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said of Trump s decision:  I m afraid it can t help us.   I m convinced that it is impossible to ease tension with a unilateral solution,  Zaoralek said.  We are talking about an Israeli state but at the same time we have to speak about a Palestinian state.  The Palestinian president, Abbas, met Egypt s President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi in Cairo, as well as the head of the Arab League. Egypt, a U.S. ally with a peace treaty with Israel, has brokered Israeli-Palestinian deals in the past. Moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem would have  dangerous effects on peace and security in the region , Sisi said on Monday at an earlier meeting with visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin. Abbas was also due to fly to Turkey. Trump s announcement has triggered a war of words between Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Netanyahu, straining ties between the two U.S. allies which were restored only last year after a six-year breach that followed the Israeli storming of a Turkish aid ship. On Sunday, Erdogan called Israel a  terror state . Netanyahu responded by saying he would accept no moral lectures from Erdogan who he accused of bombing Kurdish villages, jailing opponents and supporting terrorists. On Monday Erdogan took aim directly at Washington over Trump s move:  The ones who made Jerusalem a dungeon for Muslims and members of other religions will never be able to clean the blood from their hands,  he said in a speech in Ankara.  With their decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, the United States has become a partner in this bloodshed.  Trump s announcement triggered days of protests across the Muslim world and clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. In Beirut, tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to protest at a march backed by Hezbollah, the heavily-armed Iran-backed Shi ite group whose leader called last week for a new Palestinian uprising against Israel. An announcer led the crowd in chants of  Death to America! Death to Israel!  Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah told the crowd by video link the group was turning its focus back toward the fight against Israel:  Today the axis of resistance, including Hezbollah, will return as its most important priority ... Jerusalem and Palestine and the Palestinian people and the Palestinian resistance in all its factions.  Netanyahu, who has been angered by the EU s search for closer business ties with Iran, said Europeans should emulate Trump s move and press the Palestinians to do so, too.  It s time that the Palestinians recognize the Jewish state and also recognize the fact that it has a capital. It s called Jerusalem,  he said. In comments filmed later on his plane, he said he had told the Europeans to  stop pampering the Palestinians , who  need a reality check . The decision to recognize Jerusalem could also strain Washington s ties with another of its major Muslim allies, Saudi Arabia, which has sought closer relations with Washington under Trump than under his predecessor, Barack Obama. Saudi Arabia shares U.S. and Israeli concerns about the increasing regional influence of Iran, and was seen as a potential broker for a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace deal. But Saudis have suggested that unilateral decisions over Jerusalem make any such rapprochement more difficult. Prince Turki al-Faisal, a former Saudi ambassador to the United States and veteran ex-security chief, published a strongly-worded open letter to Trump on Monday.  Bloodshed and mayhem will definitely follow your opportunistic attempt to make electoral gain,  the prince wrote in the letter, published in the Saudi newspaper al-Jazeera.  Your action has emboldened the most extreme elements in the Israeli society ... because they take your action as a license to evict the Palestinians from their lands and subject them to an apartheid state,  he added.  Your action has equally emboldened Iran and its terrorist minions to claim that they are the legitimate defenders of Palestinian rights.  Iran s defense minister said Trump s recognition of Jerusalem would hasten Israel s destruction, while a top Revolutionary Guards commander, Qassem Soleimani, phoned two Palestinian armed groups and pledged support for them. worldnews
eu tells netanyahu rejects trump jerusalem reuters prime minister benjamin netanyahu took case europe ask allies join united states recognizing jerusalem israel capital met firm buff eu foreign ministers saw move blow peace process palestinian president mahmoud abbas meanwhile took case egypt monday expected fly turkey meeting muslim countries week commenting support leaders say move dire error president donald trump announced last wednesday united states would recognize jerusalem israel capital breaking decades policy international consensus city status must left talks palestinian militants gaza fired rocket israel israeli military said responded air strikes tank fire targeting position hamas islamic group controls enclave on ground palestinian territories violent clashes israeli security forces scores palestinians injured several killed since announcement last week appeared mostly subsided netanyahu first visit eu headquarters brussels said trump move helped peace recognizing reality 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blocked planned eu statement condemning move but prague later said accepted israel sovereignty west jerusalem budapest said position seeking solution middle east changed on monday czech foreign minister lubomir zaoralek said trump decision i afraid help us i convinced impossible ease tension unilateral solution zaoralek said we talking israeli state time speak palestinian state the palestinian president abbas met egypt president abdul fatal cairo well head arab league egypt ally peace treaty israel brokered deals past moving embassy israel jerusalem would dangerous effects peace security region sis said monday earlier meeting visiting russian president vladimir putin abbas also due fly turkey trump announcement triggered war words turkish president tayyip erdogan netanyahu training ties two allies restored last year breach followed israeli storming turkish aid ship on sunday erdogan called israel terror state netanyahu responded saying would accept moral lectures erdogan accused bombing kurdish villages failing opponents supporting terrorists on monday erdogan took aim directly washington trump move the ones made jerusalem dungeon muslims members religions never able clean blood hands said speech kara with decision recognize jerusalem israel capital united states become partner bloodshed trump announcement triggered days protests across muslim world clashes palestinians israeli security forces west bank gaza east jerusalem in bert tens thousands demonstrators took streets protest march backed hezbollah shi ite group whose leader called last week new palestinian uprising israel an announcer led crowd chants death america death israel hezbollah leader stayed hassan nasrallah told crowd video link group turning focus back toward fight israel today axis resistance including hezbollah return important priority jerusalem palestine palestinian people palestinian resistance factions netanyahu angered eu search closer business ties iran said european emulate trump move press palestinians it time palestinians recognize jewish state also recognize fact capital it called jerusalem said in comments filmed later plane said told european stop tampering palestinians need reality check the decision recognize jerusalem could also strain washington ties another major muslim allies saudi arabia sought closer relations washington trump predecessor barack obama saudi arabia shares israeli concerns increasing regional influence iran seen potential broker comprehensive peace deal but saudi suggested unilateral decisions jerusalem make rapprochement difficult prince turk former saudi ambassador united states veteran chief published open letter trump monday bloodshed mayhem definitely follow opportunistic attempt make electoral gain prince wrote letter published saudi newspaper your action emboldened extreme elements israeli society take action license evict palestinians lands subject apartheid state added your action equally emboldened iran terrorist minions claim legitimate defenders palestinian rights iran defense minister said trump recognition jerusalem would hasen israel destruction top revolutionary guards commander passed soleimani phone two palestinian armed groups pledged support 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: EU tells Netanyahu it rejects Trump's Jerusalem moveBRUSSELS/CAIRO (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took his case to Europe to ask allies to join the United States in recognizing Jerusalem as Israel s capital, but met a firm rebuff from EU foreign ministers who saw the move as a blow against the peace process. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, meanwhile, took his own case to Egypt on Monday and was expected to fly to Turkey for a meeting of Muslim countries this week, cementing support from leaders who say the U.S. move was a dire error. President Donald Trump announced last Wednesday the United States would recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, breaking with decades of U.S. policy and international consensus that the city s status must be left to Israeli-Palestinian talks. Palestinian militants in Gaza fired a rocket into Israel and the Israeli military said it responded with air strikes and tank fire targeting a position of Hamas, the Islamist group that controls the enclave. On the ground in the Palestinian territories, violent clashes with Israeli security forces in which scores of Palestinians have been injured and several killed since the U.S. announcement last week appeared to have mostly subsided. Netanyahu, on his first visit to EU headquarters in Brussels, said Trump s move helped peace,  because recognizing reality is the substance of peace, the foundation of peace . Israel, which annexed East Jerusalem after capturing it in a 1967 war, considers the entire city to be its capital. Palestinians want East Jerusalem as the capital of a future independent state. The Trump administration says it remains committed to the peace process and its decision does not affect Jerusalem s future borders or status. It says any credible future peace deal will place the Israeli capital in Jerusalem, and ditching old policies is needed to revive a peace process frozen since 2014. But even Israel s closest European allies have rejected that logic and say recognizing Israel s capital unilaterally risks inflaming violence and further wrecking the chance for peace. After a breakfast meeting between Netanyahu and EU foreign ministers, Sweden s top diplomat said no European at the closed-door meeting had voiced support for Trump s decision, and no country was likely to follow the United States in announcing plans to move its embassy.  I have a hard time seeing that any other country would do that and I don t think any other EU country will do it,  Margot Wallstrom told reporters. Israel s position does appear to have more support from some EU states than others. Last week, the Czech foreign ministry said it would begin considering moving the Czech Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, while Hungary blocked a planned EU statement condemning the U.S. move. But Prague later said it accepted Israel s sovereignty only over West Jerusalem, and Budapest said its long-term position seeking a two-state solution in the Middle East had not changed. On Monday, Czech Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek said of Trump s decision:  I m afraid it can t help us.   I m convinced that it is impossible to ease tension with a unilateral solution,  Zaoralek said.  We are talking about an Israeli state but at the same time we have to speak about a Palestinian state.  The Palestinian president, Abbas, met Egypt s President Abdel Fatah al-Sisi in Cairo, as well as the head of the Arab League. Egypt, a U.S. ally with a peace treaty with Israel, has brokered Israeli-Palestinian deals in the past. Moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem would have  dangerous effects on peace and security in the region , Sisi said on Monday at an earlier meeting with visiting Russian President Vladimir Putin. Abbas was also due to fly to Turkey. Trump s announcement has triggered a war of words between Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Netanyahu, straining ties between the two U.S. allies which were restored only last year after a six-year breach that followed the Israeli storming of a Turkish aid ship. On Sunday, Erdogan called Israel a  terror state . Netanyahu responded by saying he would accept no moral lectures from Erdogan who he accused of bombing Kurdish villages, jailing opponents and supporting terrorists. On Monday Erdogan took aim directly at Washington over Trump s move:  The ones who made Jerusalem a dungeon for Muslims and members of other religions will never be able to clean the blood from their hands,  he said in a speech in Ankara.  With their decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel s capital, the United States has become a partner in this bloodshed.  Trump s announcement triggered days of protests across the Muslim world and clashes between Palestinians and Israeli security forces in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. In Beirut, tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to protest at a march backed by Hezbollah, the heavily-armed Iran-backed Shi ite group whose leader called last week for a new Palestinian uprising against Israel. An announcer led the crowd in chants of  Death to America! Death to Israel!  Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah told the crowd by video link the group was turning its focus back toward the fight against Israel:  Today the axis of resistance, including Hezbollah, will return as its most important priority ... Jerusalem and Palestine and the Palestinian people and the Palestinian resistance in all its factions.  Netanyahu, who has been angered by the EU s search for closer business ties with Iran, said Europeans should emulate Trump s move and press the Palestinians to do so, too.  It s time that the Palestinians recognize the Jewish state and also recognize the fact that it has a capital. It s called Jerusalem,  he said. In comments filmed later on his plane, he said he had told the Europeans to  stop pampering the Palestinians , who  need a reality check . The decision to recognize Jerusalem could also strain Washington s ties with another of its major Muslim allies, Saudi Arabia, which has sought closer relations with Washington under Trump than under his predecessor, Barack Obama. Saudi Arabia shares U.S. and Israeli concerns about the increasing regional influence of Iran, and was seen as a potential broker for a comprehensive Arab-Israeli peace deal. But Saudis have suggested that unilateral decisions over Jerusalem make any such rapprochement more difficult. Prince Turki al-Faisal, a former Saudi ambassador to the United States and veteran ex-security chief, published a strongly-worded open letter to Trump on Monday.  Bloodshed and mayhem will definitely follow your opportunistic attempt to make electoral gain,  the prince wrote in the letter, published in the Saudi newspaper al-Jazeera.  Your action has emboldened the most extreme elements in the Israeli society ... because they take your action as a license to evict the Palestinians from their lands and subject them to an apartheid state,  he added.  Your action has equally emboldened Iran and its terrorist minions to claim that they are the legitimate defenders of Palestinian rights.  Iran s defense minister said Trump s recognition of Jerusalem would hasten Israel s destruction, while a top Revolutionary Guards commander, Qassem Soleimani, phoned two Palestinian armed groups and pledged support for them. worldnews
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TEXT: eu tells netanyahu rejects trump jerusalem reuters prime minister benjamin netanyahu took case europe ask allies join united states recognizing jerusalem israel capital met firm buff eu foreign ministers saw move blow peace process palestinian president mahmoud abbas meanwhile took case egypt monday expected fly turkey meeting muslim countries week commenting support leaders say move dire error president donald trump announced last wednesday united states would recognize jerusalem israel capital breaking decades policy international consensus city status must left talks palestinian militants gaza fired rocket israel israeli military said responded air strikes tank fire targeting position hamas islamic group controls enclave on ground palestinian territories violent clashes israeli security forces scores palestinians injured several killed since announcement last week appeared mostly subsided netanyahu first visit eu headquarters brussels said trump move helped peace recognizing reality substance peace foundation peace israel annexed east jerusalem capturing war considers entire city capital palestinians want east jerusalem capital future independent state the trump administration says remains committed peace process decision affect jerusalem future borders status it says credible future peace deal place israeli capital jerusalem pitching old policies needed revive peace process frozen since but even israel closest european allies rejected logic say recognizing israel capital unilaterally risks informing violence wrecking chance peace after breakfast meeting netanyahu eu foreign ministers sweden top diplomat said european meeting voiced support trump decision country likely follow united states announcing plans move embassy i hard time seeing country would i think eu country margin wallstrom told reporters israel position appear support eu states others last week czech foreign ministry said would begin considering moving czech embassy tel aviv jerusalem hungary blocked planned eu statement condemning move but prague later said accepted israel sovereignty west jerusalem budapest said position seeking solution middle east changed on monday czech foreign minister lubomir zaoralek said trump decision i afraid help us i convinced impossible ease tension unilateral solution zaoralek said we talking israeli state time speak palestinian state the palestinian president abbas met egypt president abdul fatal cairo well head arab league egypt ally peace treaty israel brokered deals past moving embassy israel jerusalem would dangerous effects peace security region sis said monday earlier meeting visiting russian president vladimir putin abbas also due fly turkey trump announcement triggered war words turkish president tayyip erdogan netanyahu training ties two allies restored last year breach followed israeli storming turkish aid ship on sunday erdogan called israel terror state netanyahu responded saying would accept moral lectures erdogan accused bombing kurdish villages failing opponents supporting terrorists on monday erdogan took aim directly washington trump move the ones made jerusalem dungeon muslims members religions never able clean blood hands said speech kara with decision recognize jerusalem israel capital united states become partner bloodshed trump announcement triggered days protests across muslim world clashes palestinians israeli security forces west bank gaza east jerusalem in bert tens thousands demonstrators took streets protest march backed hezbollah shi ite group whose leader called last week new palestinian uprising israel an announcer led crowd chants death america death israel hezbollah leader stayed hassan nasrallah told crowd video link group turning focus back toward fight israel today axis resistance including hezbollah return important priority jerusalem palestine palestinian people palestinian resistance factions netanyahu angered eu search closer business ties iran said european emulate trump move press palestinians it time palestinians recognize jewish state also recognize fact capital it called jerusalem said in comments filmed later plane said told european stop tampering palestinians need reality check the decision recognize jerusalem could also strain washington ties another major muslim allies saudi arabia sought closer relations washington trump predecessor barack obama saudi arabia shares israeli concerns increasing regional influence iran seen potential broker comprehensive peace deal but saudi suggested unilateral decisions jerusalem make rapprochement difficult prince turk former saudi ambassador united states veteran chief published open letter trump monday bloodshed mayhem definitely follow opportunistic attempt make electoral gain prince wrote letter published saudi newspaper your action emboldened extreme elements israeli society take action license evict palestinians lands subject apartheid state added your action equally emboldened iran terrorist minions claim legitimate defenders palestinian rights iran defense minister said trump recognition jerusalem would hasen israel destruction top revolutionary guards commander passed soleimani phone two palestinian armed groups pledged support worldnews