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Four Israelis killed on eve of Mideast summit Tweet This Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook Related News Hamas says it killed Israelis in West Bank attack 3:26pm EDT Clinton confers with leaders on Mideast peace push 3:09pm EDT Netanyahu heads to U.S. for peace summit 1:39pm EDT Netanyahu: shooting means "no compromise" in talks 4:21pm EDT Analysis & Opinion Why the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks are useless Washington Extra – summer reading Related Topics World » 1 / 6 An Israeli soldier walks past a vehicle which was carrying four Israelis killed in a shooting attack near the West Bank Jewish settlement of Kiryat Arba, near Hebron August 31, 2010. Credit: Reuters/Ronen Zvulun By Eli Berelzon BANI NAIM, West Bank | Tue Aug 31, 2010 4:21pm EDT BANI NAIM, West Bank (Reuters) - Four Israeli settlers were shot dead in their car in a drive-by attack in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, on the eve of a U.S.-sponsored Middle East peace summit in Washington. The armed wing of the Islamist Hamas movement, the Islamist group which controls the Gaza Strip and opposes peace talks, claimed responsibility for the shooting in a statement. "This was a terrorist attack and the army is treating it as a grave incident," Israeli Army spokeswoman Lieutenant Colonel Avital Leibovitch told reporters in a telephone briefing. She said two men and two women, one pregnant, had been killed. Army sources said all four victims were Israelis from the Beit Haggai settlement. "The Qassam Brigades announces its full responsibility for the heroic operation in Hebron," said a statement from Hamas armed wing Izz el-Deen al-Qassam. The claim confounded recent Hamas signals that it did not want militants to rekindle the attacks on Israel that triggered a devastating Israeli military assault in the winter of 2008-09 in which 1,400 Palestinians and 13 Israelis lost their lives. Tuesday evening's shooting was the most lethal attack in the West Bank in four years, the Army said. A suicide bombing killed four Jews at a West Bank settlement in 2006. In Jerusalem two years ago eight Jews were killed at a seminary. Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Israel would "exact a price" for the killings. "This was an apparent bid by lowly terrorists to sabotage the attempt to achieve a diplomatic process and to try to hurt the chances of the talks opening in Washington," he said in a statement. Hamas rejects the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank and opposes the direct peace talks due to resume formally in the U.S. capital on Sept 2. "Hamas praises the attack and regards it as a natural response to the crimes of the occupation," Sami Abu-Zuhri, a Hamas spokesman in Gaza, said before the claim of responsibility was issued. BUSY HIGHWAY FOR BOTH The four Israelis were shot in their vehicle near Bani Naim, close to the flashpoint West Bank city of Hebron, which has seen violence for decades but has been quiet for some months. Israeli settlers live in a tiny enclave in the city amid Palestinian residents, under the close protection of Israeli army forces. The attack took place after dark on Highway 60, a busy route used by both Palestinians and Israeli settlers. The United States and its allies in the search for a Middle East peace treaty have urged all parties to refrain from any action that could disrupt the resumption of direct negotiations after a hiatus of 20 months. Israelis and Palestinians alike have predicted that opponents of a peace deal would try to derail the talks through violence, as in the past. State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley told reporters in Washington: "We ... are cognizant that there may well be actors in the region who are deliberately making these kinds of attacks in order to try to sabotage the process." U.N. Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process Robert Serry urged "all parties not to allow the enemies of peace to derail the negotiations about to be launched." "We condemn this murderous act and call for those responsible to be brought to justice," he said in a statement. Israeli army spokeswoman Leibovitch said: "Security was stable for the past few years and we hope this will not cause any deterioration." ISLAMISTS HAIL ATTACK Hamas spokesman Aub-Zuhri said the attack was proof "of a failure of security coordination" between Israel and the Palestinians -- a reference to the Western-backed Palestinian Authority whose U.S.-trained forces have been credited with suppressing armed militants in their territory. The Israeli and Palestinian leaders, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Mahmoud Abbas -- were due to meet U.S. President Barack Obama for dinner at the White House on Wednesday and open formal talks on September 2 -- their first direct negotiations after talks broke off in late 2008. The Palestinians are split, with Hamas condemning the talks as a sell-out. Abu Ubaida, a spokesman for Hamas's armed wing called the attack "a natural response to the crimes of the occupiers, an evidence of the presence of resistance despite of the war of liquidation." Speeches from loudspeakers at a mosque in the northern Gaza Strip celebrated news of the attack. Israeli Education Minister Gideon Saar, a close ally of Netanyahu, told Israel's Channel 10 television that "no prize should go to the murderers" by putting off talks. "It is very regrettable how -- not for the first time -- against the background of diplomatic talks aiming to advance peace, the nearly automatic response of Palestinians was a terrorist attack on civilians," Saar said. (Reporting by Alyn Fisher-Ilanin Jerusalem and Nidal al Mughbrabi in Gaza; Writing by Douglas Hamilton; Editing by Peter Graff) World Comments See All Comments (3) | Post Comment Aug 31, 2010 3:03pm EDT Hamas’s response is barbaric. With no sense of diplomacy right close to new peace talks – they are definitely not for Palestinians. Palestine – reject Hamas and/or at least their response or you deserve your misery. You are on the world stage and your support goes away each time you do not act humanely – or at least diplomatically. Israel is brutally barbaric, however they at least have diplomacy in their responses for the world stage. Butch_from_PA Report As Abusive Aug 31, 2010 4:05pm EDT The occupiers are the nice guys. Right? highend Report As Abusive Aug 31, 2010 4:29pm EDT The fact is that many Palestinians do not want peace. Regardless of attempst to demonize the Israeli’s, if the Palestinians ceased hostilities, there would be peace. The problem is that many Palestinians will not be satisfied unless all Israeli’s are driven out of the Middle East or dead. Notice to that Turkey’s response to similar aggression was to shell and bomb entire villages of Kurds. gemini51 Report As Abusive See All Comments (3) 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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