Elaine Bagshaw (Poplar and Limehouse)
Twitter: @esbagshaw. Visit her website here.
1) Which UK policy/policies do you support regarding Israeli settlements in the West Bank? For example, would you support a cessation to UK trade with Israeli settlements?
Charles Lawley (High Peak)
Twitter: @CharlesLawley. Visit his website here.
1) Do you agree that the UK should recognise Palestine? What would be your reasons for and against recognition?
Mark Hunter (Cheadle)
Twitter: @markhunter. Visit his website here.
I have been a supporter of the Palestinian cause for many years and have myself visited the Palestinian territories as a member of an All Party delegation several years ago. I would be happy to discuss these issues in more detail as and when convenient. My quick answers to your detailed questions are as follows:
Victoria Borwick (Kensington)
Twitter: @backborwick Visit her website here.
Do you agree that the UK should recognise Palestine? What would be your reasons for and against recognition?
I support a two-state solution and defend the right of Israel to protect its security while condemning illegal settlement building.
Jim Fitzpatrick (Poplar and Limehouse)
Twitter: @FitzMP Visit his website here.
Israeli Settlements
I am aware that the Knesset passed a law restricting entry to Israel for foreign nationals who have expressed support for a boycott of Israel or Israeli settlements. I also recognise concerns that laws such as this infringe on legitimate freedom of expression and run counter to free and vigorous political debate.
Leaked Labour manifesto
A draft of the Labour Manifesto was leaked on 11 May 2017. Relevant sections and the text in full can be read here.
Foreign policy and terror attacks
The Labour Manifesto was published on 16 May 2017. It can be read in full here.
A Global Britain (page 116)
Caabu Private Screening: Official Launch of Oceans of Injustice
18:00 Tuesday 16 May, Courthouse Hotel Cinema, 19-21 Great Marlborough Street, London
Caabu and Native Liberty Productions invite you to a private screening event on Tuesday 16 May at 18:00 of two short films and an audio journey followed by a Q&A with Lord Warner and writer/producer Farah Nabulsi.
