Religious Freedom & Law: Israel’s High Court partially lifts a freeze on NIS 78m for its Religious Services Ministry, unblocking some immediate transfers while broader funding disputes remain. Faith, Politics & Civic Life: South Sudan’s elections commission urges churches and mosques to spread voter education and peace ahead of democratic processes, while Nigeria’s Islamic scholars back President Tinubu for a second term and a “Digital Imam” urges Nigerians to campaign on insecurity rather than religion. Interfaith Tensions & Safety: A far-right anti-Muslim activist Jake Lang is arrested in Minneapolis after a vehicle drove toward a crowd; in Nigeria, reports say gunmen abduct Muslim worshippers after Juma’at prayer. Church & Community: Zambia’s church mother bodies warn against online hate and political insults, and a U.S. Postal Service stamp honors author Sarah Orne Jewett. Religion in Public Life: Malaysia pushes to turn Muslim travel into a global economic hub, and Kenya’s President Ruto attends church service in Taita Taveta. Violence Against Religious Figures: A Buddhist monk is attacked in a North East park by a balaclava-clad rider. Faith & Family: Princess Kate attends Crathie Kirk in Balmoral with the royal family.