Original sentence: Jerusalem may eventally be internationalized as originally envisioned by the United Nations General Assembly.Moreover, most countries do not recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, due to Israel's illegal invasion and annexation of East Jerusalem in 1967 and designation of the city as its capital in 1950.Tel Aviv, the recognized capital since 1948, when Jerusalem was divided, is the continuous legitimate capital, and most nations maintain their embassies there
Edited sentence: Moreover, some of the dissenting countries do not recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital, due to what they perceive as illegal Israeli action in designating the city to be its capital in the first place (1950), as well as Israel's capture of the eastern half from Jordan, in 1967.Other entities maintain that Jerusalem must be internationalized as originally envisioned by the United Nations General Assembly.These states instead recognize Tel Aviv, the temporary capital for a time in 1948, when Jerusalem was under Arab siege, as the continuous legitimate capital, and as a result keep their embassies there