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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (12) Save Email Print Reprints Most Popular Most Shared Analysis: Obama and Democrats walk tightrope on oil spill 1:02am EDT Euro falls broadly, 4-yearr low vs dollar 1:28am EDT Israeli patrol kills four militants in diving gear 3:08am EDT Euro at 4-year lows while stocks drop on risk flight | Video 2:48am EDT "Twilight" sequel shines at MTV Movie Awards 12:05am EDT BP faces another tough week despite well progress | Video 1:40am EDT Circumcision may prevent sex-related penis injuries 04 Jun 2010 North Korea assembly holds rare session amid sanctions push 1:39am EDT UK Stocks -- Factors to watch on June 7 2:01am EDT Slowdown looming but no double dip 06 Jun 2010 Analysis: Obama and Democrats walk tightrope on oil spill 1:02am EDT Yahoo users to gain more access to Facebook 06 Jun 2010 Israeli patrol kills four militants in diving gear 3:08am EDT BP faces another tough week despite well progress | Video 1:40am EDT Restaurant tells diners to eat up or else 04 Jun 2010 "Twilight" sequel shines at MTV Movie Awards 12:05am EDT Circumcision may prevent sex-related penis injuries 04 Jun 2010 Euro at 4-year lows while stocks drop on risk flight | Video 2:48am EDT White hair a "healing sign" with melanoma drugs 06 Jun 2010 Dozens in Florida protest BP's Gulf oil spill 06 Jun 2010 Israeli patrol kills four militants in diving gear Mon Jun 7, 2010 3:08am EDT Related News WRAPUP 12-Israel boards Gaza aid ship, blockade under fire Sat, Jun 5 2010 Turks mourn dead as Israel offers probe Thu, Jun 3 2010 Q&A: What happened in the Gaza flotilla seizure, what's ahead? Thu, Jun 3 2010 Israel attacked ships "without warning," freed activists say Wed, Jun 2 2010 Israel reaffirms Gaza naval blockade Tue, Jun 1 2010 GAZA (Reuters) - An Israeli naval patrol killed at least four Palestinian militants in diving gear off the Gaza coast on Monday, Hamas security officials and the Israeli army said. World "An Israeli naval patrol spotted a boat with four men in diving suits on their way to carry out a terror attack and fired at them," an Israeli army spokesman said, adding that the patrol had confirmed hitting its targets. The spokesman did not say what the army thought was the intended objective of the divers. Hamas security sources said four bodies had been found and a fifth man was missing and presumed dead. The incident occurred eight days after Israeli marines killed nine Turks in violent confrontations on a Turkish cruise ship which was part of a six-vessel convoy that set out to challenge an Israeli-led blockade of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip. A second attempt by pro-Palestinian activists to break the blockade on Gaza was stopped on Saturday by the Israeli navy without incident. Israeli media said Monday's sea patrol was carried out by naval commandos from the same unit that boarded the Gaza-bound ships last week. The military spokesman declined to comment on this. In a second incident in the Gaza Strip on Monday, Hamas security and medical officials said an Israeli aircraft fired a missile at a group of militants in an open area near Gaza City, seriously wounding one man. An Israeli army spokesman confirmed that a missile had targeted a group of militants trying to fire a rocket at Israel. Palestinian militants in Gaza frequently try to attack Israeli border patrols and sporadically fire rockets and mortar bombs at Israel. The military spokesman said that more than 10 had been launched at Israel in the past three weeks. Attempts to attack from the sea are rare, however. In February, Palestinian militant groups in Gaza sent explosive devices, thought to be primitive sea mines, out to sea intending to hit naval vessels. At least three devices washed up on Israeli beaches and were detonated by sappers. (Writing by Ori Lewis; Editing by Mark Heinrich) World Comments See All Comments (12) | Post Comment Jun 07, 2010 1:34am EDT You don’t mess with the Israelites… a tiny nation maybe… but they are vicious in protecting what’s patriarchally theirs.. alexplainow Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 2:43am EDT I am tired of the dirty a’rabs pushing their dirty religious way to the west. Israel is a Jewish State. The dirty a’rabs have no claim to any its land. As a matter, the dirty a’rabs in Assyria and Trans Jordan needs to be clean out as well. It’s high time for the rest to clean their countries of these dirty people and then start another Crusade to wipe them off middle east and kick them all the way back to Ethiopia where they crawled out from! dcwmark Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 2:54am EDT Thanks Hitler, We need one more right now. konovik Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 3:02am EDT “Dirty Arabs”? Dcwmark your racism just makes everyone else in the Western world start to believe Israel is the biggest impediment to lasting peace in the middle east. . “Don’t mess with the Israelites” Alexplainow? Israel’s heavy handed approach has lost it global sympathy. I sincerely hope Isrelites are as tough as you say because last time I checked Israel was surrounded by 22 hostile Arab nations 640 times her size and 64 times her population. With dwindling international support I am beginning to believe Israel is a country with a death wish. Who ya gonna call? The ghostbusters? inorbit Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 3:02am EDT “Dirty Arabs”? Dcwmark your racism just makes everyone else in the Western world start to believe Israel is the biggest impediment to lasting peace in the middle east. . “Don’t mess with the Israelites” Alexplainow? Israel’s heavy handed approach has lost it global sympathy. I sincerely hope Isrelites are as tough as you say because last time I checked Israel was surrounded by 22 hostile Arab nations 640 times her size and 64 times her population. With dwindling international support I am beginning to believe Israel is a country with a death wish. Who ya gonna call? The ghostbusters? inorbit Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 3:07am EDT Boy, those Palestinians never miss a chance to waste an opportunity, do they? Hats off, truly. jfaulk Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 3:11am EDT @dcwmark : the dirtiest comment ever seen ! Hitler was more intelligent than this stupid government and people like “dcwmark” :) As arabic countries we are tired of this bluffing country ! Talking about peace while killing innocent kids in ghaza. Israel got 300 billions of dollars from US taxes just to kill humans !!! And the whole is listening to this bla bla bla… daddypeace Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 3:19am EDT They were fishermen. Why is Reuters reporting Israel’s lies uncritically? Israel is disgusting. JackGMurphy Report As Abusive Jun 07, 2010 3:29am EDT So here the truth comes out -they try and kill in Israel when ever they get a chance. flotilla was not innocent we all saw the attack-and guess what it was videoed by the ships’ camera. Fishermen my ass! you don’t wear diving gear to fish and you don’t use guns to fish either. Like Israel would strap bombs want anymore bad publicity after the flotilla thing to kill a mere fishermen group? where you there? why would israel return bodies to Palestinains if they had something to hide? give me a break. Palestinains on the other side strap bombs to their babies-you gonna believe them? yeahno Report As Abusive See All Comments (12) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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