That this House notes that Mordechai Vanunu completed 18 years in prison in Israel in 2004 following his revelations about Israel's nuclear weapons programme; further notes that since 2004 he has been subject to severe restrictions, including a ban on international travel; is astonished that he has been sentenced to a new term of six months in prison for speaking to foreign nationals; and calls upon the Government to ask the Israeli government to lift all restrictions on Mordechai Vanunu and allow him the freedom to travel.

That this House notes that Mordechai Vanunu completed 18 years in prison in Israel in 2004 following his revelations about Israel's nuclear weapons programme; further notes that since 2004 he has been subject to severe restrictions, including a ban on international travel; is astonished that he has been sentenced to...

That this House is deeply concerned by the continued restrictions upon Mordechai Vanunu's personal freedom; notes with alarm the decision of the Israeli authorities to charge him on 21 counts of speaking or meeting with foreigners, alleged violations of the restrictions imposed upon him on his release from prison on 21st April 2004; and calls on the Government to urge the Israeli authorities to drop the charges and the court case due to be held on 15th January 2006 and to lift all restrictions on his movements and activities and allow him to exercise his right to leave Israel without further delay.

That this House is deeply concerned by the continued restrictions upon Mordechai Vanunu's personal freedom; notes with alarm the decision of the Israeli authorities to charge him on 21 counts of speaking or meeting with foreigners, alleged violations of the restrictions imposed upon him on his release from prison on...

That this House deplores the actions by Israel's security services on 17th march 2005, in charging Mr Mordechai Vanunu with violating the ludicrous and unjust restrictions that were imposed against him upon his release from prison in April 2004; notes that such restrictions for a supposedly freed man are incompatible with democratic justice and human rights; and calls upon the UK Government to take the matter up with the Israeli government with a view to ensuring his proper release when the restrictions come up for review on 21st April.

That this House deplores the actions by Israel's security services on 17th march 2005, in charging Mr Mordechai Vanunu with violating the ludicrous and unjust restrictions that were imposed against him upon his release from prison in April 2004; notes that such restrictions for a supposedly freed man are incompatible...

That this House is concerned at the continuing oppressive restrictions being imposed on Mordechai Vanunu by the Israeli Government; urges Her Majesty's Government to make representations to their Israeli counterparts that these restrictions on Mr Vanunu's civil liberties be removed without delay, as the anniversary of his release from prison approaches in April; notes that he has said nothing since his release to endanger the security of the State of Israel and, contrary to the accusations made against him, he clearly has no new secrets to reveal on Israel's nuclear arsenal; welcomes his opposition to all nuclear weapons in all countries; and calls on the Israeli Government to recognise Mr Vanunu's human rights by providing him with a passport, as he has most recently requested, and allow him to leave Israel to come to the United Kingdom to address a meeting of parliamentarians at the Palace of Westminster.

That this House is concerned at the continuing oppressive restrictions being imposed on Mordechai Vanunu by the Israeli Government; urges Her Majesty's Government to make representations to their Israeli counterparts that these restrictions on Mr Vanunu's civil liberties be removed without delay, as the anniversary of his release from prison...

That this House congratulates the students of Glasgow University on their decision to elect Mordechai Vanunu as their new university rector; believes that his election celebrates the unique sacrifice that he has made to the cause of peace by acting as whistleblower of Israel's secret nuclear weapons programme which led to his imprisonment for over 18 years and the harassment that he continues to suffer at the hands of the Israeli authorities; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to press the Israeli Government to allow Mordechai Vanunu to leave the country and to take up his new position.

That this House congratulates the students of Glasgow University on their decision to elect Mordechai Vanunu as their new university rector; believes that his election celebrates the unique sacrifice that he has made to the cause of peace by acting as whistleblower of Israel's secret nuclear weapons programme which led...

That this House condemns the new detention on 11th November of Mordechai Vanunu on the alleged suspicion of passing on classified information on Israel's nuclear weapons programme to foreign journalists; notes that despite serving 18 years in jail for making public Israel's nuclear arsenal, on being released earlier this year his civil and human rights were further restricted by the Israeli authorities refusing him a passport, refusing him permission to leave Israel for a year, banning his contact with foreigners, except with permission, barring him from visiting foreign embassies, meeting the foreign press and broadcast media and from giving media interviews; believes that far from being a threat to the Israeli State, Mr Vanunu bravely acted as an independent inspector of Israel's nuclear weapons of mass destruction; agrees with International Atomic Energy Agency director, General Dr El-Baredei, when he told the Sydney Morning Herald on 8th November that 'This is not really sustainable, that you have Israel sitting with nuclear weapons capability there while everyone else is part of the non-proliferation regime'; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to make representations to the Israeli Government for the immediate release and cessation of harassment of Mr Vanunu.

That this House condemns the new detention on 11th November of Mordechai Vanunu on the alleged suspicion of passing on classified information on Israel's nuclear weapons programme to foreign journalists; notes that despite serving 18 years in jail for making public Israel's nuclear arsenal, on being released earlier this year...

That this House condemns the new detention on 11th November of Mordechai Vanunu on the alleged suspicion of passing on classified information on Israel's nuclear weapons programme to foreign journalists; notes that despite serving 18 years in jail for making public Israel's nuclear arsenal, on being released earlier this year his civil and human rights were further restricted by the Israeli authorities refusing him a passport, refusing him permission to leave Israel for a year, banning his contact with foreigners, except with permission, barring him from visiting foreign embassies, meeting the foreign press and broadcast media and from giving media interviews; believes that far from being a threat to the Israeli State, Mr Vanunu bravely acted as an independent inspector of Israel's nuclear weapons of mass destruction; agrees with International Atomic Energy Agency director, General Dr El-Baredei, when he told the Sydney Morning Herald on 8th November that 'This is not really sustainable, that you have Israel sitting with nuclear weapons capacity there while everyone else is part of the non-proliferation regime'; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to make representations to the Israeli Government for the immediate release and cessation of harassment of Mr Vanunu.

That this House condemns the new detention on 11th November of Mordechai Vanunu on the alleged suspicion of passing on classified information on Israel's nuclear weapons programme to foreign journalists; notes that despite serving 18 years in jail for making public Israel's nuclear arsenal, on being released earlier this year...

That this House learns with horror of the aggressive re-arrest of Mordechai Vanunu from within the cathedral compound by the Israeli authorities on 11th November, at a time when the world is absorbing President Arafat's passing; recalls that since he was released after spending 18 years in prison he has been denied the right to a normal life as a free man due to the many significant and unjust restrictions placed upon him; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to liaise with the Israeli authorities with a view to ensuring he is released as a matter of urgency.

That this House learns with horror of the aggressive re-arrest of Mordechai Vanunu from within the cathedral compound by the Israeli authorities on 11th November, at a time when the world is absorbing President Arafat's passing; recalls that since he was released after spending 18 years in prison he has...