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DETENTION OF CORPORAL GILAD SHALIT

Early day motion 1115, tabled 17 March 2009 by Andrew Gwynne (Labour). Signed by 55 members.

That this House calls for the immediate and unconditional release of the Israeli soldier, Corporal Gilad Shalit, who was kidnapped by Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups in a cross-border terrorist attack inside Israel on 25 June 2006; welcomes Egyptian efforts to bring about the soldier's release; notes that 21 March 2009 will mark the soldier's 1,000th day in captivity; further notes that, despite repeated requests, the International Committee of the Red Cross continues to be denied access to the kidnapped soldier; recognises that the soldier's continued detention is an obstacle to peace between the Israelis and the Palestinians; condemns the kidnapping of Corporal Shalit by Hamas; and urges the Government to do all it can to bring about Corporal Shalit's release.

Signatures by party: Labour 20, Conservative 16, Liberal Democrat 12, DUP 4, Social Democratic and Labour Party 2, Scottish National Party 1.