Can you be Orthodox and not believe that God gave the Torah to the Jews at Mount Sinai?

Dina Brawer grew up in a Chabad home and is now set to become the UK's first female Orthodox rabbi.

VOI's Yishai Fleisher reads listener emails that ask about his new baby, and whether becoming secular or pro-two-state solution would be acceptable.

Joshua and Caleb Waller, leaders of the HaYovel missions to Israel, share their powerful music and inspiring stories regarding working the Land of Israel and teaching the world why being here is the greatest privilege of their lives.

Rabbi Aryeh Leifert tells VOI's Judy Lash Balint why he decided to start an initiative to pass on unopened non-kosher-for-Passover food from his Jewish neighbors to a Palestinian friend for distribution to needy Arab families. He also talks about his "Walking Israel" work, and what it's like to guide people through the Holy Land.

Jane Kiel details the horrifying moment when she realizes, via a threatening Facebook post, she is no longer an anonymous tourist but rather a Temple Mount activist. Hear the chilling account of what led to the threats and the reality she now faces.

Aboud Dandachi once believed all the anti-Israel rhetoric he had been taught. Since fleeing his native country of Syria and becoming a refugee in Turkey, however, he says that now that he has "seen the war from both sides," he has a completely different perspective. He joins VOI's Molly Livingstone to explain why he thinks Palestinians should revolt against BDS; how the Arab countries have disgraced them; and how the civil war in Syria forced him to grow up and realize that Israel is doing the right thing.

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.

Prime Minister Netanyahu visits northern border with Defense Minister Ya'alon and speaks out against Iranian terrorist proxies. Hunger-striking terrorist regains consciousness as debate over force-feeding continues.

Palestinian human rights activist Bassem Eid, born and raised in Jerusalem, tells VOI's Molly Livingstone what he especially likes about his city.

VOI's Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel are joined by Rabbi Tuly Weisz, founder of Israel365, a non-profit organization that promotes the beauty and biblical significance of Israel. He tells the story of the Berditchever Rebbe requesting silk, cigarettes and bread from his disciples. Tune in to hear how this oddity bred a tale that has lived on for hundreds of years.

Swedish-Jewish journalist Annika Hernroth-Rothstein joins Eve Harow to discuss her love for Israel and her newfound spirituality.

Kevork Kahvedjian talks with Judy Lash Balint about the legacy of his father, well-known Armenian photographer Elia Kahvedjian.

Rabbi Dov Karoll joins VOI's Gil Hoffman to talk about his mentor, Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, head of the Har Etzion Yeshiva and Israel Prize laureate, who died on Monday. Rabbi Karoll says he had the honor of being executive assistant to Rabbi Lichtenstein and getting to know him not only as a Torah giant and a political moderate, but as a humble human being.

Israeli research on cravings has broad implications for addicts.

Colonel Dakar Eilat has served as team-leader and intelligence officer in the undercover unit of Israel's border patrol, then as intelligence officer in the police's national elite hostage rescue team. He established the Masada unit, the hostage-rescue unit of the prison service, and was a commander of Israeli maximum security prisons. Today he is a research fellow at the Counter-Terrorism Institute at the IDC and a security consultant. He joins VOI's Yishai Fleisher in-studio to relive some close calls and to discuss strategies for fighting Jihad.

Rabbi Ken Spiro, author of 'Crash Course in Jewish History' and 'World Perfect,' joins VOI's Ari Abramowitz and Jeremy Gimpel.