Egypt was not preparing to strike.Israel took the West Bank and Gaza in 1967 when it launched an unprovoked airstrike on Egypt. The UN immediately called for Israel to leave the occupied territories in accordance with international law. Today there are half-a-million kosher squatters on the West Bank, and Jews remain in effective control of Gaza. Israel wants all the land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan for Jews ONLY and that's the only problem.
It was hardly unprovoked. Egypt was preparing to strike.
What difference does it make how many Israeli citizens live in Israel or any part of it?
If Israel wanted Gaza, it could have just stayed. They actually withdrew from Gaza, a fact you fail to grasp.
Jews stole the rest of Palestine they were prevented from grabbing in '48.
Israel withdrew its troops and squatters from Gaza and remains in control of all borders, airspace, coastal waters. electromagnetic sphere, and population registry.
Why do they prohibit exports from Gaza if not for collective punishment purposes?
If you knew your Middle East history and specifically the history of the Six Day War...you'd know that Israel did not attack either Jordan or Syria in the early stages of the war...concentrating the bulk of the IDF to fight against the Egyptians in the Sinai. Ironically, the reason that both Jordan and Syria decided to enter the war and attack Israel is that Egypt's Nasser lied to the leaders of both countries and told them that Egyptian troops were defeating Israel in their conflict, when the opposite was true. Egypt was in full retreat by that point and Israel was able to bring troops from the Sinai back to fight against the Jordanians and the Syrians.


