@Jayjg, you must have a serious reading problem. Again you are nagging that I deleted the phrase that it is "commonly viewed that Israel launched a pre-emptive attack". Above, I had explicitly pointed out that I had not done this. Check again the three edits that I made on January 18, 19, and 20, and SEE FOR YOURSELF that I had left this phrase as it was. Although "commonly seen" is slightly POV, unencyclopedic, and obviously intended to serve as a defense for Israels behaviour as all of your edits are. 

 In the meantime, you and some other PR-officials for Israel (who is the mysterious Dr Drakken who suddenly registered on December 31, and who works the anonymous sock puppets who just appear for one or two edits?) keep deleting important facts, however properly sourced they are. Apparently it does not suit you and your friends that on June 5 Israel informed the Security Council untruthfully that Egypt had suddenly started a war (indeed it stated "that Israel was responding to a ‘cowardly and treacherous’ attack from Egypt") although above Lordjeff has collected many very proper and reliable sources for this. (Apart from this, everyone who has some knowledge of this subject knows this.) 

 I object very strongly to this political censorship in favour of one party in the conflict. This is most obviously in gross violation of Wikipedia rules. I will certainly not yield to this, and along with others, I will continue to defend the encyclopedic neutrality of Wikipedia.