Original sentence: Har Homa (Hebrew הר חומה which means Wall Mountain, Arabic: جبل أبو غنيم, transliterated Jabal Abu Ghneim) is an Israeli apartment complex on disputed land.Har Homa is located in Southeast Jerusalem near Bethlehem, part of East Jerusalem which Israel annexed in 1967, and has been administered by the Municipality of Jerusalem since then.In 1991, then Israeli Cabinet Minister Yitzhak Moda'i approved the expropriation of the land on a forested hill in Southeast Jerusalem for the building of Jewish homes which was seen by some as an Israeli settlement project.Palestinian villagers from Beit Sahour and other nearby villages claimed the land as theirs.Residents of Beit Sahour campaigned vigorously against the land expropriation and the construction, setting up an "international peace camp" at Jabal Abu Ghnaim and engaging in civil disobedience in an attempt to impede the destruction of the forest.This territory is regarded by Palestinians, the International Court of Justice, and foreign governments generally as "occupied territory", and the development as an "illegal settlement" , charges which Israel categorically denies
Edited sentence: Har Ḥoma (Hebrew הר חומה which means Wall Mountain, Arabic: جبل أبو غنيم, transliterated Jabal Abu Ghneim) is an Israeli settlement between Jerusalem and Bethlehem.Har Ḥoma is located in East Jerusalem, a territory Israel effectively annexed in 1967, and has been administered by the Municipality of Jerusalem since then.In 1991, then Israeli Cabinet Minister Yitzhak Moda'i approved the expropriation of the land on a forested hill to the southeast of Jerusalem for the building of a Jewish settlement project.Residents of Beit Sahour campaigned vigorously against the land expropriation and the construction, setting up an international peace camp at Jabal Abu Ghnaim and engaging in civil disobedience in an attempt to impede the destruction of the forest.The land belonged to Palestinian villagers in Beit Sahour and other nearby villages.This territory is regarded by Palestinians, the International Court of Justice, and foreign governments generally as "occupied territory", and the development as an illegal settlement , charges which Israel categorically denies