Deletion of Hallel Yaffa Ariel

Comment: that this attack continues to be in the news as the other victim, a member of the neighborhood's volunteer security patrol, is released from hospital after losing an eye.http://www.jewishpress.com/news/breaking-news/after-losing-an-eye-first-responder-recounts-harrowing-struggle-with-armed-terrorist/2016/07/19/. This is why editors should avoid 
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Comment: pr   and 
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Comment: good sourcing,   and  does not apply here as that covers crimes like muggings etc.. this is a political and above the normal standard crime. Also, we dont base deletion on article quality, the quality can be improved
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Comment: but '''move''' to Death of Hallel Yaffa Ariel per . The event is notable; the victim isn't
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Comment: as Huldra wrote, per  and . —&nbsp
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Comment: This is internationally covered and condemned by Prime Minister of israel and US State department as terrorist attack. This is not covered by  and  which is for things like streetcorner muggings and stabbings with no political motive that are not part of a continuing conflict and warfare and are not commented on by heads of state. Such arguments are continually used to try to delete every article on incidents of violence which is a terrorist attack or resembles one. If there are 1000 fatal terrorist attacks a day across all nations, there is no limit on the number of articles on such topics
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Comment: or '''redirect''' to List of violent incidents in the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, January–June 2016#30 June, where this is already covered. , , 
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Comment: and move to Murder of Hallel Yaffa Ariel.  Arguments for deletion raised by Nom and others fail because this is not a case of  because neither coverage nor event were "routine."  As to ,  this murder exhibits "impact, depth.., geographical scope (not only national but international) diversity and reliability of the coverage: plus "the coverage is (not) routine."   Every national daily covered the story in detail, as did major dailies like the Los Angeles Times with this detailed look at this murder and its impact "New sense of vulnerability grips Israeli settlers after stabbing of 13-year-old girl," http://www.latimes.com/world/middleeast/la-fg-israel-stabbing-20160704-snap-story.html. And note that this is still in the news: "After Abbas Refuses to Meet, Netanyahu Sends Him a Video Outlining “5 Steps for Peace” http://www.thetower.org/3643-watch-after-abbas-refuses-to-meet-netanyahu-sends-him-a-video-outlining-5-steps-for-peace/ worldwide: "Israel PM Urges Mahmud Abbas To Sack Aide Over 'Murder Call'" http://www.thehansindia.com/posts/index/International/2016-07-16/Israel-PM-Urges-Mahmud-Abbas-To-Sack-Aide-Over-Murder-Call/242519, The Hans India.  And that  specifies (AFD in re: crimes is an arena where I regularly edit), "media coverage can confer notability on a high-profile criminal act
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Comment: or redirect to the list of violent incidents: . This is not a  and would fail 1E anyway
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