What does the term "Modern Orthodox" mean to you?

Former finance minister MK Yair Lapid, chairman of Yesh Atid, joins VOI's Dov Lipman, a former MK from his party.

The latest terrorist murder, Israeli gun control, ISIS against Hamas and kosher certification are the topics discussed by the Live@5 Panel.

The Live@5 Panel discusses the UNHRC report and other issues of the day.

David Nekrutman, CEO of Ohr Torah Stone's International Center of Jewish & Christian Understanding and Cooperation, joins Ari and Jeremy to discuss his ideas on how the Jewish world should reach out to Christians, and what Christians may learn from Jews and Judaism. David also reveals a secret: How many Christian Zionists are there?

VOI program director Yishai Fleisher joins Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel to share how he was inspired by his mother and father, refuseniks in the Soviet Union, to become a spokesman for Israel and the Jewish people.

Comedic giant and TV superstar Jay Leno, on his second trip to Israel to MC the prestigious Genesis Award ceremony, makes VOI's Molly Livingstone laugh. Seriously.

What do Natalie Portman and Richard Gere have in common? Both have recently filmed in Jerusalem. Yes, with the help of the Jerusalem Film and TV Fund, the entertainment industry is finding a new home in modern Jerusalem and booming here. VOI's Molly Livingstone is joined in-studio by its director, Yoram Honig, to hear about the latest screen magic occurring in the heart of the holy city; collaborations with some of the biggest film companies; future opportunities; and the plan to build the largest sound stage in the Middle East in Jerusalem by 2020, adding a whole new dimension to the city as we know it.

VOI's Mordechai Twersky is joined in-studio by Moshe Arens, who says Israel's war last summer with Hamas was "a failure." The former Israeli Defense Minister and ambassador to the US also says Israel has "the capability of doing whatever it's going to take" against a nuclear Iran. In this special edition of Newsroom VOI, Dan Diker and Raoul Wootliff join in the discussion, asking about BDS and the Hezbollah missile threat.

A recent Rand Corporation report concluded a peace agreement based on the "two-state solution" would provide a significant economic benefit for both Israel and the Palestinians. Is the "promise" of financial gain enough to bring the parties to the negotiating table? Is the report accurate? What does history tell us? In recent weeks, the Boycott, Divest and Sanction (BDS) movement has come to the fore in Israel. Has the movement been successful? Is Israel's defense in the face of BDS just giving more credibility to the movement? Is Britain's Lord Rabbi Dr.Jonathan Sacks correct in his assessment that Israel has become a divisive factor in the Jewish world? Why must Israel bring in thousands of foreign construction workers from China and other countries? Given the level of unemployment in sectors of the Palestinian community, why can't they fill the void? Is China's demand that their workers not be employed in "West Bank Jewish Settlements" caused by the worldwide pressure being exerted on Israel? Given all the pressures placed on their country, how is it possible that Israel ranked the 5th "Happiest Country" in the OECD? Host: Glen Ladau Panel: Mottle Wolfe, Daniel Seaman, Dan Diker and Judy Lash Balint