Sinn Fein has announced its support for a no-confidence motion against Education Minister Paul Givan, following public outcry over his recent trip to Israel. The minister's visit, which was promoted by his department on social media, has been criticized by teachers' unions and rival politicians as divisive and inappropriate, especially amid ongoing international scrutiny of Israel's actions in Gaza. At a rally in Belfast, Sinn Fein and other political parties voiced their disapproval, citing solidarity with the Palestinian people and calling for Givan's resignation. The no-confidence motion, brought forward by Gerry Carroll, is set to be debated in the Assembly, with further calls for the minister to explain his actions before the Education Committee.