Original sentence: After the 1967 Six-Day War, during which Israel captured the West Bank, Palestinians living there had the right to apply for Jordanian passports and live in Jordan.Any Jordanian citizen who is found carrying a Palestinian passport (of the sort issued by the Palestinian Authority and registered by Israel for validity) has his/her Jordanian citizenship revoked by Jordanian border agents.Information from the Jordanian censuses which distinguishes between Palestinians and pre-1948 Arab-Israeli War Jordanians is not publicly available; however, the Palestinian population in Jordan (domiciled in Jordan and considered citizens) is estimated to be 50-60%.More recently, Jordan has restricted entry of Palestinians from the West Bank into its territory, fearing that many Palestinians would try to take up temporary residence in Jordan during the Al-Aqsa Intifada
Edited sentence: Any Jordanian citizen who is found to carry a Palestinian passport (of the sort issued by the Palestinian Authority and registered by Israel for validity) has his/her Jordanian citizenship revoked by Jordanian border agents.Information from the Jordanian censuses which distinguishes between Palestinians and pre-Nakba Jordanians is not publicly available; however, the Palestinian population in Jordan (domiciled in Jordan and considered citizens) is estimated to be 50-60%.More recently, Jordan has restricted entry of Palestinians from the West Bank into its territory, fearing that many Palestinians would try to take up temporary residence in Jordan during the second Palestinian Intifada.Since 1967, when Israel occupied the West Bank, Palestinians living there had the right to apply for Jordanian passports and live in Jordan