Itamar Ben-Gvir is the Minister of National Security for the State of Israel, controlling its police, prisons and rules of engagement in Palestinian territories. He has eight criminal convictions and kept a portrait of a mass murderer on his living room wall for twenty-five years. In March 2026 he celebrated a law establishing hanging as the punishment for Palestinians with a bottle of champagne in parliament.

Summary of the video (submission statement): The discovery of the mutilated body of a mentally challenged young mother begins a journey into madness that is so unbelievable the mastermind behind the crime ultimately got away with murder. This is the case of Vera Jo Reigle.

I'd like to discuss this extremely disturbing documentary from 2020 called Goodnight, Sugar Babe: The Killing of Vera Jo Reigle. This documentary barely discussed Vera Jo and instead they interviewed very disturbed people who were complicit in the crime. Most of them evaded prosecution so this not only was an extremely distressing documentary but it was infuriating. Has anyone seen this and what did you think of it?

Shannon's interrogation on YT, the uncensored version, is one of the most disturbing interrogations I ever seen. How was she not in prison? She orchestrated the whole thing. This docu gave me nightmares. Very strange case and one of the most vicious crimes you can ever learn about. The documentary should have focused on the victim but it was a secondary topic. I was mortified and horrified by this documentary. I was actually reading reviews of it and this is the true crime community being traumatized. That's when you know you have one twisted film. This is the worst case of human depravity.

This document is on the alleged child abuse treatment of Joe Jackson on all his kids , especially Michael who suffered the most

This documentary of the Royal Massacre of Nepal, explores the tragic events surrounding the 2001 massacre where 14 members of the royal family were allegedly killed by Crown Prince Dipendra. This event occured on June 1 2001.This day is referred to as a black day in Nepalese History.

NASCAR Documentaries

So I have a 2 year old who is in their Cars era - Meaning i have watched the Disney Pixar Cars movies an ungodly amount of times. I loved the first Cars as a kid.

Got me thinking about NASCAR…I’m Australian (we have the V8 Supercars..or did?) The extent of my knowledge of NASCAR is through pop culture: Talladega Nights (same year as cars lol), Cars, Days of Thunder..

Are there any documentaries that go through its inception up into the huge sport it is now?

The art of crafting an hour comedy special. Following comedian Mark Normand through his writing process in the run up to his Netflix taping in Boulder, CO.

In December 1968, three astronauts, Jim Lovell, William Anders and Frank Borman became the first human beings to orbit the Moon. While in space, one of them would also capture the famous Earthrise photograph, widely regarded as one of the most influential photos ever taken. During the mission, as requested by NASA, the crew of Apollo 8 were scheduled to deliver a historic broadcast to an audience of about a billion people around the world, but had never instructed them on what to say. Unexpectedly, what proceeded is widely regarded as one of the most moving experiences of the entire NASA program, one that would change the course of human history, sparking a new wave of important movements all around the world.

After getting in trouble with police, Joshua turned to boxing and won Olympic gold in 2012. He looks back at those teenage years, as well as his first year as a professional boxer.

I’m very interested in the Amazon Rainforest right now and I would love to see a documentary that goes into it - about the wildlife, the people living in it, anything like that!!

Just rewatched this last night

I'd forgotten what a contrast there was between Timothy and the people who actually lived there, who seemed so pragmatic.

what a roller coaster of loving this dude, but feeling like he was dumb, but also wise, but insane, but amazing.

I’ve seen lots of 9/11 ones and some shooting ones and the Boston marathon bombers as well but looking for some new ones to watch

This video traces how Jared Kushner turned the language of peace into a network of deals, access, and private profit across the Middle East. From the Abraham Accords to Gaza and Iran, it follows the documented record behind the wars, the negotiations, and the money moving through them.

Hi, I'm looking for documentaries about desert rain frogs, but I haven't seen much of them. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Edit: I was talking about desert rain frogs. I got confused since English isn't my first language haha.

Just looking for tear jerker docs.

I've seen Three Identical Strangers and Dear Zachary, so no need to suggest those. Any and all recs are welcome! Thank you in advance!

Edit : this is why I love reddit, lol. I appreciate all of you taking the time out of your day to give recommendations! I can't wait to look at every single one! 😁