Stormont Education Minister Paul Givan has defended his position amid mounting criticism and calls for his resignation following a recent trip to Israel. The visit, which included a school tour publicized by his department, sparked controversy among rival politicians and teachers' unions, who described the promotion as politically divisive. A motion of no confidence has been tabled, with several parties supporting it, while Givan's own party has expressed full backing for him. Givan maintains that his actions were non-political and insists he will continue his work as Education Minister, stating he represents all constituents.