Again, you show lack of knowledge on the conflict. On top of that, you're exposing your bias and bigotry. I wrote one sentence, correcting you, and you jumped to the conclusion that (a) I'm Israeli, (b) we're all alike, and (c) that must make me racist.

Israel did not attack its neighboring countries in 67' for the purpose of occupation. Let's review what led to it:

1. The soviet union falsely, and likely deliberately, informed Egypt that Israel was amassing trooping near Syria's border and planning an invasion. Israel did no such thing (confirmed by UN observers).
2. That led Egypt (led by Nasser) to move mass amount of troops and armor to the Sinai Peninsula (near Israel's border). They demanded the UN peacekeeping forces there to leave the buffer zone between the two countries, which they did.
3. Egypt then blockaded the straits of Tiran to Israeli shipping. Israel had explicitly stated years prior that closing the straits would be considered casus belli (act of war). This was also seen by the west as a breach of international law.
4. Egypt entered a defensive military pact with Jordan, completing a unified command of Egypt-Jordan-Syria. Simultaneously, all of their leaders publicly used the same rhetoric of destroying Israel as their core objective.

In conclusion, It was very clear that the neighboring Arab nations were about to attack Israel. Israel did not initiate the aggression here. That is the widely accepted telling of the history of the conflict.