Original sentence: Claimed as part of Israel.In this list, one is a state with substantial and somewhat widespread international recognition, and UN observer-state status, but without practical control over tangible territory, while the other is a de facto state with full practical sovereignty over its territory and unofficial ties with much of the international community but is not widely recognized de jure and, as of 1971, is no longer recognized by the United Nations.It lists 49 generally recognized sovereign states (all of which are members of the United Nations), two states with substantial, but not general, international recognition (of which one is a UN observer state), four largely unrecognized de-facto states, and six dependent territories and other territories
Edited sentence: Claimed by Israel.In this list, one is a state with substantial and somewhat widespread international recognition, and UN observer-state status, but without practical control over tangible territory, while the other is a de facto state with full practical sovereignty over its territory and unofficial ties with much of the international community but is not widely recognized de jure and, as of 1971, is no longer a member of the United Nations.It lists 49 generally recognized sovereign states (all of which are members of the United Nations) and 2 states with substantial international recognition (of which one is a UN observer state) plus four largely unrecognized de-facto states, and six dependent territories and other territories