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.

Tue, 16 Jan, 2001 - 05:56

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

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