Actually, in the 67 War AKA the 6 Day War, Israeli jets started it in Operation Focus.
You thrive on being uninformed, don't you?
Israel, Jordan, and the West Bank Palestinians
The long border between Jordan and Israel was tense since the beginning of Fatah's guerrilla operations in January 1965. While Syria was the main supporter of such operations, Israel viewed the state from which the raids were perpetrated as responsible.
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Israel and Syria
In addition to sponsoring attacks against Israel, Syria repeatedly shelled Israeli civilian communities in northeastern Galilee from positions on the Golan Heights, as part of the dispute over control of the Demilitarized Zones (DMZs), small parcels of land claimed by both Israel and Syria.
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The Straits of Tiran
In 1967, Israeli leaders repeatedly threatened to invade Syria and overthrow the Syrian government if Palestinian guerrilla actions across the border did not cease. On May 13, the Soviets informed Egypt officially that Israel was massing troops and was planning on invading Syria. On May 22, Egypt responded by announcing, in addition to the UN withdrawal, that the Straits of Tiran would be closed to "all ships flying Israeli flags or carrying strategic materials", with effect from May 23.
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Egypt and Jordan
On May 30, Jordan signed a mutual defense treaty with Egypt, thereby joining the military alliance already in place between Egypt and Syria. The move surprised both Egyptians and foreign observers, because President Nasser had generally been at odds with Hussein, calling him an "imperialist lackey" just days earlier.
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Six Day War Causes ~ 6 Day War
SobieskiSavedEurope, say you lived in a subdivision and your house was on a nice lake. ALL your neighbors, within a stone's throw, HATE YOU. No particular reason, you just go to, in their opinion, the WRONG...church. At night, they throw stones at your house breaking windows. They poisoned your dog and throw firecrackers at your wife.
It is impossible for you to move, the police do nothing, what would you do?