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Education minister cleared over Israel trip

Education minister cleared over Israel trip
BBC Northern Ireland Friday 13 November 2026, 15:42 UTC 1 min read
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The trip, paid for by the Israeli government in 2025, led to a no-confidence motion in Givan in the assembly.

The trip, paid for by the Israeli government in 2025, led to a no-confidence motion in Givan in the assembly.
Education (ORG) Israel (LOCATION) Israeli (ORG) Givan (PERSON)
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