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Sinn Féin’s first minister, Michelle O’Neill, defended the decision to boycott St. Patrick’s day at the White House, saying, “I’m in a stance against injustice.”

On Friday, the party announced that he would not travel to Washington DC for the next month’s annual festival for President Donald Trump’s position on Israel-Gaza disputes.

The demand for the party has grown to clarify the location. If the Social Democratic Party and the Labor Party (SDLP) are clarified, they will not participate in the celebration..

But it has not been officially issued yet.

Dup leader Gavin Robinson criticized this decision as “shortsighted and unproductive” and confirmed that his party would attend the ST Patrick ‘S Day event.

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O’Neill said that he could not attend St. Patrick’s event “Good Conscience” in accordance with President Trump’s remarks about Gaza early this month.

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“I am opposed to the injustice that is released every day from the new US president’s dangerous investigation,” the BBC News NI said.

“At this moment, whenever our grandson asks us what to do, whenever the Palestinians suffer in their own way, I want to say that I can stand on the side of humanity. I think.

The first minister said she was “comfortable.”

She said she decided this morning to Deputy Director of Emma Little-Pengelly.

“I will respect her different views and ask her to respect me,” she said.

“In principle, I made my decision. I know I’m doing what I’m doing, but Emma will also have her voice and her view is that there’s no doubt.”

O’Neill said Taoiseach Micheál Martin is still “right.”

“He has a unique experience in getting a one -on -one time with the US president,” he added.

“He will have the opportunity to feel the depth of people in Irish’s house, and I think he should not miss that opportunity.”

TAOISEACH said Sinn Féin was “participating in politics.”

“Many Irish companies create thousands of jobs in the United States, and many American companies create jobs in Ireland. It is a two -way distance but very important relationship, so we have a relationship that protects and participates in the livelihoods of this country. Broadcaster RTé discusses and profiles about the level of Irish investment in the United States.

Tánaiste Simon Harris said SINN Fein’s position said, “No one in Palestinians help.”

To reporters of the G20 Summit, “Isn’t it easy to not actually appear? Actually much more productive is to participate with people and people about complex and important problems.”

Previously, Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald chairman said that the president’s opinion on Gaza is “growing.” In “fear”, he demanded “Palestinians’ massive expulsion and permanent seizures of the land of Palestinians.” .

At the press conference after the announcement, McDonald’s added that the United States is an Irish “valuable friend,” and Ireland’s “valuable friend” with strong peace relations in the Irish economy.

But President Sinn Féin said the US administration is now “fatally wrong.”

“I decided not to attend the event at the White House this year, in principle of the demand for the massive expulsion of the Palestinians in Gaza,” she said.

At the press conference after the announcement, McDonald’s added that the United States is an Irish “valuable friend,” and Ireland’s “valuable friend” with strong peace relations in the Irish economy.

But President Sinn Féin said the US administration is now “fatally wrong.”

“The only way to peace and security is to guarantee peace and security through the two just and sustainable solutions of both Palestinians and Israelites, followed by permanent ceasefire and negotiation settlement. This should be a solution to the United States.”

Gavin Robinson, the Democratic Union (DUP) leader, criticized the first minister’s decision to boycott the celebration and confirmed that his party would be in Washington for St. Patrick’s day.

“We always use the opportunity to strengthen the economy and political ties of the United States and North Ireland, regardless of those who occupy the White House.”

“We will continue to participate with Washington’s partners to promote North Ireland as a place for investment, work and business.”

Claire Hanna, a SDLP leader, said he is happy to be a business as usual.

Last week, she announced a party We will refuse to invite the president’s opinion on Gaza..

It is two consecutive years that the party said it would refuse to invite the St. Patrick Day.

“There are people who advocated Donald Trump and tried to ride his coattail,” she said to the BBC News NI.

“They made a decision to go with their dictatorship, whether they are suffering from the means of his information and the potential international turmoil, or whether they have chosen to say the truth to the power.”