Original sentence: Hamastan is a neologism for the concept of a Palestinian Islamist theocracy with Sharia as government law, ruled by Hamas.The actual term "Hamastan" is linguistically incorrect, as the suffix 'Stan' (land) is Persian, not Arabic, and is not used in the names of Arab countries.The term has also been noted in a recent Reuters  regarding Hamas' apparent takeover in June 2007 of the Gaza Strip.Various Israeli politicians, including Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu (on January 26, 2006, at a live IBA broadcast) have increasingly been employing the term disparagingly following Hamas' unexpected victory in the election to the Palestinian Legislative Council
Edited sentence: Hamastan is the nickname for the concept of a Palestinian Islamist theocracy with Sharia as government law, ruled by Hamas.The actual name "Hamastan" is incorrect, as the suffix 'Stan' (land) is Persian, not Arabic, and is not used in the names of Arab countries.Various Israeli politicians, including for example, Likud chairman, Benjamin Netanyahu (on January 26, 2006, at a live IBA broadcast) have increasingly been employing the term disparagingly following Hamas' unexpected victory in the election to the Palestinian Legislative Council