We should have supported an extension to the conventional arms embargo at the United Nations in August – and must back sanctions.
But it is important to acknowledge that there are growing concerns within Israel about the rise of antisemitism in Britain.
De-certification of nuclear agreement could lead world leaders to conclude that such deals with the United States are not worth the candle.
The policy of preventing Pyongyang becoming a nuclear state has failed. We must now shift to protecting others from that new reality.
A nuclear deal should not be struck at the expense of the women and minorities that are oppressed by the regime.
It remains a real threat to both our interests and our allies throughout the Middle East.
His Sunday Telegraph article dangles an olive branch at the Ayatollahs.
How can we work with a country that for far too long has provided funding, training and weapons and a safe haven for militant groups in the region?
Our hope is that the Prime Minister will recognise that our campaign is fair and just.
Furthermore, increasing global tensions make improving our defence capabilities essential.