The Northern Ireland Assembly is set to debate a no-confidence motion against Education Minister Paul Givan following controversy over a departmental social media post from his recent trip to Israel. Critics have questioned the appropriateness of using official resources to promote the visit, with rival parties and educators calling the post divisive and political. Givan maintains the post was non-political and focused solely on educational aspects, stating that a departmental review found no wrongdoing. The head of the civil service may conduct further inquiries, while demonstrations and an online petition have added public pressure for Givan's resignation. The motion, backed by several parties, will be debated next Monday and requires cross-community support to pass.