One Land, Many Voices host William Singer, interviews Stanford University Middle East History Professor Joel Beinin on the recent UN vote to recognize Palestine and this last week's vote in Egypt ratifying the country's new constitution.

This week on One Land, Many Voices, Wael and Will welcome Rev. Dr. Jeffrey DeYoe and Ms. Cecilie Surasky for a discussion of the recent Presbyterian Church General Assembly vote on divestment.

Cecilie Surasky is deputy director of Jewish Voice for Peace, an organization engaged with the divestment efforts that sent representatives to the General Assembly. She is also the editor of Muzzlewatch, JVP's widely read blog documenting the use of attacks and intimidation aimed at silencing open discussion of Israel-Palestine policy, like the law suit aimed at organizers of the Olympia Coop boycott of Israeli goods. Reverend DeYoe is a Presbyterian minister in Ft. Myers, Florida, serving the Presbyterian Church in the US for 31 years. He is the Advocacy Chairperson for the Presbyterian Church Israel Palestine Mission Network, and for the past two years has served on the National Presbyterian Middle East Monitoring Group.

From Palestine to the Pacific Northwest - The Nakba, Dispossession and Our Neighbors' Memories of Lost Homes.

This week on One Land, Many Voices, Will and Wael welcome Dalit Baum, co-founder of Who Profits From the Occupation, to discuss corporate accountability campaigns, BDS and her upcoming Oregon speaking tour.  Also on the program is Maxine Fookson, a local nurse practitioner recently returned from a medical delegation to Gaza, and Peter Miller of Americans United for Palestinian Human Rights.  We're talking about the AIPAC benefit dinner next month, and which local company is screening Palestinians at the checkpoints!