Sinn Féin, boycott of celebrations ‘Do not stand against injustice’

Sinn Féin’s First Minister of Formont Michel O’Neill said he said, “It will resist injustice, because he defends the decision to boycott the events of St. Patrick in the White House.

The party on Friday, US President Donald Trump announced that Washington will not travel to the DC for the annual festivities in the Israeli-Gaza conflict.

There were increased calls to be clear of the party’s position, Social Democratic and Labor Party (SDLP) will not take part in celebrations in celebrations.

However, no invitation has been given.

Dup leader Gavin Robinson criticized his decision as a “short vision and counter-conclusion” and confirmed that his party would take part in St. Patrick Day events.

When the share of power is used, the first ministers for the first and deputies are a customary.

O’Neill, St. Patrick’s days in the “Conscience” after this month, he said he could not participate in the “conscience” after the announcements of Gaza.

US President previously offered The United States can own the population in this process, the United States and “Gaza”.

“I am against an injustice I see that this new US president has opened from this new US President from dangerous rhetoric,” he said BBC News.

“When our grandchildren ask us what our grandchildren are doing in the way, I want to say that when the Palestinian people suffer on the road, there is a lot of principle, and I think it is right.”

The first minister said he was “comfortable” by his decision and added that US relations.

He informed the Deputy First Minister of the Decree this morning and wanted to go to Little Pengelly and wanted to go. “

“I respect his differences and I ask him to respect me to the same extent.”

“I managed my decision with a principled point, I know I did, but Emma will have his voice and I will not know his views.”

O’Neill, Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) said he was participating in US celebrations for Micheweál Martin.

“He has a unique experience he once received one by one with the President of the United States,” he said.

“He should have a feeling of feeling home here and at home and think that the opportunity should never miss.”

Taoiseach, Sinn Féin’s decision, said “engaged in politics” and said that “the country” to participate in the celebrations.

“Many Irish companies create thousands of jobs in the United States – and many US companies create jobs in Ireland – it is a two-way street, but we have a very important connection and our relations to protect and engage in people in this country. Discuss the level of investment level in Ireland and profile.

Tánaiste (Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland) Simon Harris Sinn Fein’s position “does not help anyone in Palestine,” he said.

“It’s not always easy to appear, isn’t it? In fact, be more productive, being very productive, very productive and really deal with people in complex and important issues,” he said.

Earlier, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald commented on the President’s comments on Gaza and “horror” and “horror” also listened to “horror” and “horror” and “terrorize the house of Palestinian lands”. .

At the press conference, McDonald added that the United States is a “valuable friend” in the Irish economy, the United States is a “valuable friend” in the Irish economy.

However, Sinn Féin said the US leadership was “catastrophic,” Palestine.

“I do not have to participate in the events of the White House in the White House, as a principled position of the Palestinian people to be massally expelled from Gaza,” he said.

At the press conference, McDonald added that the United States is a “valuable friend” in the Irish economy, the United States is a “valuable friend” in the Irish economy.

However, Sinn Féin said the US leadership was “catastrophic,” Palestine.

“The only way to peace and security is the only way with both Palestinians and two states, both Palestinian and Israelites guarantee peace and security and this should be a solution to the United States.”

Democratic Party (DUP) leader Gavin Robinson criticized the decision to boycott the celebrations of the Minister and confirmed that his party would be in Washington for St. Patrick Day activities.

“We use the opportunity to strengthen the economic and political relations of Northern Ireland, northern Ireland, whose the White House occupies.

“We will continue to deal with our partners in Washington to promote Northern Ireland’s Northern Ireland as investment, jobs and jobs.”

SDLP leader Claire Hanna, made that the existing US management was “can’t work in a growing realization work”.

Last week, he said the party was I would refuse to invite the President to the White House on the Comments on Gaza.

For a series of second year, the party said he would cancel an invitation to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

“There are those who are champions of Donald Trump and get rid of the coitails,” he said BBC News Ni.

“They have a decision on their autocracy, disinformation and potential international chaos or whether to oppose and speak truth to power.”