Peace talks to resume despite settler's death

Israeli-Palestinian peace talks were due to resume today, despite the killing of a Jewish settler in the Gaza Strip that led Israel to reimpose tough restrictions on the movement of nearly a million Palestinians.

Israeli-Palestinian peace talks were due to resume today, despite the killing of a Jewish settler in the Gaza Strip that led Israel to reimpose tough restrictions on the movement of nearly one million Palestinians.

Top Israeli and Palestinian negotiators met last night to prepare for the negotiating session, according to Palestinian officials.

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