I received this e-mail from Scott Kennedy,Mideast co-ordinator for the Resource Center for Nonviolence in Santa Cruz at 4:02PM on the day of the event.

From: R. Scott Kennedy

Dear Becky:

Thanks for bringing this error to my attention.

The error on my part was brought to my attention this morning by Nadwa Sarandah. I had already spoken with the reporter about a correction earlier this afternoon.

The mistake was entirely mine, not Nadwa's. I have heard her speak a half dozen times and in no instance has Nadwa Sarandah claimed that her sister was killed by a Jewish settler.

I ask that you correct your article to clarify that the mistake in identifying her sister's killer as a Jewish settler was mine and not Ms. Sarandah's.

Thanks in advance for your cooperation on this matter.

Scott Kennedy
(831) 457 - 8003
On May 24, 2005, at 3:14 PM, Becky Johnson wrote:


Tonight, Sponsors: UCSC Colleges 9&10, Resource Center for Nonviolence, Santa Cruz Tikkun Community, Church & Society Commission of the United Methodist Church, Committee for Justice in Palestine/&UCSC are sponsoring a woman who is apparently not what she says she is. The lecture is tonight at UCSC at 7:30PM at the College 9 and 10 dining hall.

"To this day, no one has been

convicted of the murder of my sister..."