Jewish-Canadian Museum Row: Mark Berlin resigned from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights over its planned “Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present” exhibit, saying it presents a “one-sided perspective” that omits the expulsion of Jews from Arab states. Court & Faith in Practice: A blind Catholic man in Pakistan was acquitted of blasphemy after nearly 10 months in jail, while in Edinburgh a man faces attempted murder charges after an anti-Muslim attack spree. Sectarian Fault Lines: Analysis argues Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s assassination triggered rare Shia-Sunni solidarity around Palestine, even as Iran-Saudi tensions threaten reconciliation. Religious Freedom vs. Public Safety: Ghana’s state is cracking down on rogue religious figures, using cyber monitoring and targeted investigations to pursue fraud and dangerous claims. Church in the Spotlight: Japan’s Supreme Court confirmed the dissolution of the Unification Church, ending a long legal fight. Community & Service: A Liverpool church building reopened as a pub won a national design award, while St German’s Church in Cardiff was recognized for its winter night shelter work. Faith, Identity, and Conversion: Hollywood actor Giancarlo Esposito reportedly embraced Islam in Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan’s Muslim lawyers’ group condemned a Kaduna mob killing tied to alleged child theft.