JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged Israeli settlers to act with restraint after a limited construction moratorium expires on Sunday, a plea that appeared aimed at keeping Middle East peace talks alive.
As settler leaders and members of Netanyahu's Likud party gathered at a rally to celebrate the end of the partial freeze, a Palestinian official said there had been no breakthrough in U.S. efforts to save the negotiations.
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