Original sentence: The Palestinian right of return (Arabic: al-haq al-awda; Hebrew: זכות השיבה zkhut hashivah) refers to the demand that Palestinians who fled, were expelled, or born to Palestinian refugees in exile, during and after the Palestinian Civil War (1947-1948), the 1948-1949 Arab-Israeli War and the Six-Day War be allowed to return to their, or their ancestors' claimed homeland and to receive full restitution of their property or compensation in lieu
Edited sentence: The Palestinian right of return (Arabic: al-haq al-awda; Hebrew: זכות השיבה zkhut hashivah) refers to the demand that Palestinians who fled, were expelled, or born to Palestinian refugees in exile, during and after the Palestinian Civil War (1947-1948), the 1948-1949 Arab-Israeli War and the Six-Day War be allowed to return to their, or their ancestors' homeland and to receive full restitution of their property or compensation in lieu