Original sentence: Al-Hout was of the founders of the Palestinian Liberation Front (PLF) in 1961, the Palestinian faction which he supported throughout his life.He had previously helped establish the PLF's newspaper Abtal al-Awda ("Heroes of the Return") in 1960 before the group's formation and after, he circulated the bulletin Tariq al-Awda ("Path of Return") in Beirut
Edited sentence: " Their stated aim was to s"truggle for the liberation of Palestine" and emphasize the Arab character of that cause.Al-Hout was one of the founders of the Palestinian Liberation Front (PLF) in 1961, the Palestinian faction which he supported throughout his life.Membership in the PLF increased steadily and according to al-Hout, by 1964 it included "newcomers from the refugee camps in Lebanon, Kuwait, Syria, Jordan, Amman, the West Bank, as well as people belonging to the different Palestinian classes, ranging from simple workers to teachers and engineers.Prior to that, he helped establish the PLF's newspaper Abtal al-Awda ("Heroes of the Return") in 1960.Through al-Hawadeth as a platform, al-Hout was able to start the underground political movement and issued a monthly newsletter titled Tariq al-Awda, or "The Path of Return," which until 1964 was printed at al-Hawadeth Printing House