Original sentence: 1920 Nebi Musa riots – Arab riots against Jews in and around the Old City of Jerusalem.1921 Jaffa riots – Arab riots against Jews in the city of Jaffa.1929 Hebron–Safed riots – Arab demonstrations and riots against Jews in all Mandatory Palestine, whose major violent episodes took place in Hebron and Safed.1933 Palestine riots – during massive Arab demonstrations and riots held in Mandatory Palestine the demonstrators attempted to break into the Jewish area of Jerusalem but were successfully dispersed by the British police forces.1936–1939 Arab revolt – Arab violent uprising against mass Jewish immigration and British authorities.1944–1947 Jewish insurgency – Violent events, which occurred between Revolt declaration by Irgun on February 1944 and the UN partition plan on 29 November 1947, when the British government policy of limiting Jewish immigration to Mandatory Palestine led to conflict between the British Empire and Zionist organizations in Mandatory Palestine, some of which resorted to armed revolt.1947–1948 Civil War – This period constitutes the first phase of the Israeli War of Independence, during which the Jewish and Arab communities of Palestine clashed
Edited sentence: 1920 Nebi Musa riots – Arab riots in favor of King Faisal's rule on Syria and against Zionist immigration that took place in and around the Old City of Jerusalem.1921 Jaffa riots – Fights between Jews and Arabs following the 1 May manifestation of the Jewish Communist Party in the city of Jaffa.1929 Hebron–Safed riots – Arab demonstrations and riots against Jews in all Mandatory Palestine, wtih two massacres that took place in Hebron and Safed.1933 Palestine riots – Arab demonstrations in Palestine against Zionist immigration and land ownership that degenerated into riots after British police fired in the crowd at Jaffa.1936–1939 Arab revolt – Arab uprising against mass Zionist immigration and British rule on Palestine.1944–1947 Jewish insurgency – Violent events with terrorist attacks which occurred between Revolt declaration by Irgun on February 1944 and the UN partition plan on 29 November 1947 between the British Empire and Zionist organizations in Mandatory Palestine.1947–1948 Civil War – This period constitutes the first phase of the 1948 Palestine War, during which the Jewish and Arab communities of Palestine clashed with numerous massacres taking place.Arabs claimed for Palestine's independence.British army had to resort to force to restaure the order.These were followed by reprisals led by British army and Yishuv paramilitary organisations