Screenwriter Einat Kapach joins Judy Lash Balint to discuss filmmaking and the legacy of her grandparents, Rabbi Yosef and Bracha Kapach.

McGill University Professor Carlos Fraenkel talks to VOI's Eve Harow about his book, 'Teaching Plato in Palestine: Philosophy in a Divided World.'

Ohana, a right-wing activist and proud member of Israel's gay community, tells Gil Hoffman how he got a step closer to the Knesset on Thursday.

Rinat Gutman joins VOI's Molly Livingstone in-studio to share the side most people have yet to know about her.

Moroccan Muslim Zionist and anti-BDS advocate Amine Ayoub talks to Mottle Wolfe, sitting in for Eve Harow, about the risks he's taking for change.

Nemat Sadat says being an ex-Muslim gay, atheist and Zionist from Afghanistan has left him disowned by his community, family and nation. He has received thousands of death threats; has lost his job as a professor; and fears being designated as a criminal under Islamic law. In this intimate interview, VOI's Molly Livingstone finds out why he wants the world to stop justifying Muslim radicalization and Islamic violence, and why he thinks Israel should win the Nobel Peace prize.

The most important archaeological find in thousands of years may be at hand. The last people who walked down a tunnel in Jerusalem where the Ark of the Covenant is believed to have been hidden for over 2,000 years felt the ground trembling as they walked towards a golden glimmer. Imagine what would happen if the Holy Ark is found. Author and filmmaker Harry Moskoff captivates the imagination and joins VOI's Jeremy Gimpel in-studio to discuss his latest book 'The Ark Report'. The book cites ancient texts suggesting that the missing Ark of the Covenant may be located just meters away from the Western Wall.

VOI's Molly Livingstone is joined in-studio by Sarah Spielman, who shares her journey from being a budding opera singer in London to Orthodox Judaism and immigration to Israel. The granddaughter of the founder of the London Jewish Male Choir (and an Israeli mother and British father who met through their own musical pursuits), Sarah gave up her career to adhere to "kol isha," a religious decree determining that a woman's singing voice may not be heard by men. She then shifted gears, performing only for women, setting the Psalms to music by Schubert and Schumann and teaching voice. Tune in to hear her sing the Passover song she composed, "Close Every Door."

VOI's Molly Livingstone's brings Part Two of her behind-the-scenes view of Jerusalem's first comedy conference: billed as JCC Comedy for a Change, an unprecedented international conference on the power of comedy to drive social change. Check out Molly's interviews with Israeli actress and producer Noa Tishby, Egyptian-Danish stand-up comic Omar Marzouk, and many more.

VOI's Eve Harow sits down with her 3 co-leaders in the 1995 initiative to save Judea's Dagan Hill from being given to the Palestinian Authority.

VOI's Molly Livingstone speaks with Franco-Lebanese actress Laëtitia Eïdo about her role as a Palestinian mother in Sayed Kashua's movie adaption, 'Dancing Arabs,' a story about about an Arab boy sent to a prestigious Jewish boarding school in Jerusalem, where he finds himself struggling with questions of language, culture, and identity. Laëtitia discusses filming in Israel, the complex fabric of relations between Jews and Arabs, and how she understands 'the other' through her role as an actress.

As the Israeli election campaigns heats up, a staunch ally of Israel is smeared. Israel Hayom newspaper columnist Dr. Dror Eydar explains to VOI's Daniel Seaman and Daniela Traub why Pastor John Hagee and his pro-Israel organization Christians United For Israel (CUFI)have become campaign targets. Eydar issues strong testimony in praise of CUFI and Hagee's contributions to Israel. CAPTION: Prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at the Evangelical Christian movement and a mission of approximately 800 members of Pastor John Hagee’s Christians United for Israel (CUFI) organization, in Jerusalem on Sunday night March 18, 2012. Photo by Amos Ben Gershom/Flash90

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Yet on American university campuses, the lessons of the Holocaust are not being learned. John Jay College (New York) sophomore Tomer Kornfeld speaks to VOI's Molly Livingstone about the stand he took against a Students for Justice in Palestine's 'Die In' and anti-Israel protest. His struggle is shared by students across the country, as anti-Israel sentiment is quickly becoming outright anti-Semitism.

Political science associate professor at the Hebrew University Alon Peled -- a winner of the Google Faculty Research Award (for a proposal to build a software system to re-invent information-sharing inside the US federal government and, later on, in the public sectors of the EU, Germany, the UK, India, South Africa, Brazil, Australia and Canada)-- joins VOI's Simcha Gluck in-studio to talk about his program, the Public Sector Information Exchange (PSIE). He also shares insights from his book, "Traversing Digital Babel." Then, Jacob Bacon, CEO and cofounder of GradTrain, joins Simcha in-studio to discuss his website and community, which provide mentors to help students around the world find suitable graduate programs, both at home and abroad.

Tazpit News Agency's Yifa Segal tells Daniel Seaman and Daniela Traub about educating young journalists in the realities of the Middle East.

"Home," a new grassroots Israeli-Palestinian organization, has one initial goal: the humanization of "the other." VOI's Molly Livingstone is joined by founders Inon Dan Kahati, an Israeli; John Elias Dabis, a Palestinian Christian; and Palestinian Fatima Abed Bakri, to engage in a frank and intimate conversation about their lives in East and West Jerusalem, Ramallah and Gaza. They believe they have the key to peace. Tune in to hear whether you agree.