Original sentence: A group of activists branched off Haganah to form the Irgun, and a small faction of the Irgun then branched off into the radical Lehi.In 1936, the Arab leadership led by Haj Abd el-Qadr Al-Husseini declared a general strike to protest Jewish immigration into Palestine (which by then was already limited by British authorities).Rather than inflicting economic damage to the Jewish population, the strike resulted in a sharp economic rise for the Jews of Palestine.The Arab leadership then began a series of violent actions, during which dozens of Jews were killed.The latter two organizations did not confine themselves to strictly military objectives, and were criticized because of their tactics which were sometimes considered terrorist.The strike was accompanied by an uproar of violent attacks agains Jewish and British targets across the country, which lasted until 1939 when it was quelled by the British
Edited sentence: A group called the Irgun branched off Haganah, because of their acceptance for the 1947 UN Partition plan of Palestine and a small faction of the Irgun then branched off into Lehi.Although the British had severely limited the immigration scores of Jews still emigrated from a more and more Jewish unfriendly Europe.Arab militant groups often killed other Arabs and British nationals.However it appears the Irgunites saw civilian Arab women and children as military targets since it many times committed atrocities.In 1936, the Arab leadership led by Haj Abd-el-Qadr Al-Husseini (the father of Faisal Husseini) declared a general strike to protest the little Jewish immigration.Irgun restricted itself to what it saw as Arab military targets.Rather than inflicting economic damage to the Jewish population, the strike resulted in a sharp economic rise for the Jews of Palestine, the Arab leadership then began a series of violent actions, during which dozens of Jews were killed.The latter two organizations did not confine themselves to strictly military objectives, and were criticized because of their terrorist tactics.This uproar lasted until 1939 when it was quelled by the Brits, it is sometimes called the first Intifada