Thanks for all your hard work LingNut Apologies for not getting back sooner I was blocked for  hours ostensibly for edit warring for implementing the agreed version of the rd para pending further discussion and revision and undoing reverts implemented without discussion or peer approval despite repeated reasonable requests to resolve the problem through the Talk page Im going to leave editing for others as its proven futile for me to try to improve the article with my own edits Ill focus instead on helping LingNut get his new lede implemented This version is a huge improvement and I think is coming together quite nicely I have a few further objectionssuggestions   These territorial gains left Israel three and half times larger than its original size  I strongly object to this wording This suggests Israels territory expanded and the assumption seems to be that there was annexation rather than occupation Yet its an uncontroversial point of fact under international law that the acquisition of territory by war is inadmissible and the Israeli occupation and colonization illegal This is reflected in UN res  and numerous subsequent resolutions Suggest   This left Israel in control of three in a half times more territory than it had under the  Armistice Lines   Two days later Nasser requested and rapidly obtained the withdrawal of UNEF troops from Egyptian territory and the following day Egyptian forces replaced UN positions at the strategically vital point of Sharm elSheikh which overlooks the geographically and politically vital Straits of Tiran  Suggest adding after this   Israel rejected proposals to have UNEF restationed on its side of the border  This is extremely relevant for the context and particularly with regard to the discussion of whether the war was preemptive or not Had Israel truly feared an Egyptian attack it could very well have accepted the UNEF buffer yet it refused Why If this fact is not mentioned in the lede it should at the very least be mentioned in the body of the article in the section on that topic Forgive me if I overlooked it but I didnt notice it there scanning through   Though few material facts of the war are in dispute the motivations and intentions of the national leaders on both sides has been the subject of much speculation and debate  Minor grammar error have not has Plural subject   The Six Day War has been characterized as a preemptive war an inadvertent war and an action designed to preserve the credibility of Israels deterrence strategy as well as other things of a more controversial nature  To what characterizations does the last clause refer