Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said Friday that the passage for achieving peace can never go through killing and harassing Palestinians and not through settlement and settlers terror, Xinhua reported.
Fayyad made an official statement sent to reporters following an Israeli army force raid on the southern West Bank city of Hebron which killed two Palestinians, both members of Islamic Hamas movement's armed wing.
"Once again, the Israeli occupation forces tend to violence and killing. We completely condemn with the toughest words such actions whatever the executions are," said Fayyad.
He added that the international community should not keep silent over Israel's insistence "in neglecting the Palestinian ( National) Authority demands and taking over security control all over the West Bank."
Israel said that its forces killed two wanted Hamas militants who were involved in killing four Israeli settlers near Hebron on Sept. 2, on the eve of launching the direct peace talks with the Palestinians, sponsored by the United States.
"This failure in putting an end to these actions as well as to settlement and the terror of settlers would dispel the exerted efforts to revive a peace process able to end the occupation," said Fayyad.
He warned of being dragged to what he termed as "the incitement campaign against the PNA and its security establishments," referring to Hamas accusations that the PNA empowered its security coordination with Israel.