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    1989 British documentary resurfaces in Tantura massacre debate●British TV show aired in 1989. For those who think it started with October 7th, and forget events like the 1948 TanturaMmastodonWorldUnited Nations75 min ago

    A British television programme first aired in 1989 is being recirculated to challenge the idea that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict began with the October 7th attacks. Posts point to the 1948 Tantura massacre, in which Palestinian villagers were killed, as evidence the violence has far deeper roots. Commenters invoke the Latin phrase 'ridendo castigat mores' to argue satire and documentary expose long-standing injustices.

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    Devotional message urges patience on the Lord in hard times●Wait patiently on the Lord, even when it's difficult. ⁠ ⁠ # bible # jesus # hope # bibleverse # verseoftheday # pray # cMmastodonWorldReligion09 min ago

    A religious ministry is sharing a devotional encouragement to wait patiently on God even when circumstances are difficult. The message, rooted in Bible verses about hope and perseverance, is aimed at Christian readers looking for daily spiritual guidance and prayer support. It forms part of a regular stream of faith-based content offering scriptural comfort to believers.

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    Driver vents over dealership visit for broken horn●I just dropped my car off at the dealership for a non working horn. I think I'd rather have a root canal than go to anotMmastodonLifeAutos1024 min ago

    A motorist dropped their car off at a dealership to repair a horn that stopped working, and complained that carmakers no longer stand by their products. In a post drawing a small amount of engagement, they said they would rather have a root canal than visit another dealership, arguing that manufacturers now fight to avoid covering repairs under warranty.

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    21 Lifetime movies based on true stories ranked●21 Lifetime movies based on true stories, from shocking crimes to celebrity scandals✉newsCultureCelebrity29 min ago

    Entertainment Weekly has compiled a list of 21 Lifetime movies drawn from real events, spanning shocking crimes to celebrity scandals. The roundup highlights the network's long-running practice of dramatizing true stories, and is drawing interest from viewers curious about which films are rooted in actual cases and how closely they stick to the facts.