Religious Freedom & Public Life: Italy’s Jewish leaders warn that “Zionist” lists and tourist maps are fueling a widening antisemitism threat, after incidents in Milan tied to Israeli-linked targeting. Hate Crime & Security: British police arrested suspects after antisemitic BB-gun attacks in Manchester, while London police seek help identifying another attacker in a separate assault. Church as Care: A Christian commentary argues the church should function as a “hospital for sinners,” but criticizes believers who skip spiritual “treatment” like worship, fellowship, and study. Faith, Politics, and Control: “MAGA Christianity” is blamed by former church members for driving people away, as they say right-wing nationalism has reshaped congregations into tools of political control. Mental Health in the Pews: A Catholic priest’s public apology after depression remarks follows backlash, with a TV mental health advocate saying the exchange can “save young lives.” Interfaith Tensions in Schools: In Telangana, activists allege students were taken to a church for conversion; police are set for inquiry. Islam & Rights: Malaysia’s Islamic Tourism Centre clarifies “Muslim-friendly” tourism recognition complements halal certification, aiming to meet prayer and halal needs. Buddhism Under Pressure: China has resumed demolitions at Larung Gar, targeting about 1,060 monastic quarters, according to rights groups. Digital Evangelism: A report highlights Christian outreach inside VRChat, where virtual fellowship and evangelism are expanding beyond physical churches. Church Governance: The Church of England’s “Save the Parish” launches an election manifesto urging funds to prioritize struggling parishes amid an “existential crisis.” Faith and Law: India’s Supreme Court judge says no law bars eating chicken over the Ganga, criticizing arrests of Muslim students over biryani during a river trip.