Deletion of Jewish seminary

Comment: because '''1''' it's a complex term that at times refers to: (i) only all-male-schools, (ii) all female schools, or (iii) co-ed schools, and (iv) sometimes for all three. '''2''' Thus it does NOT only refer to a "yeshiva" which is basically for males only, but '''3''' this English language term can and does refer to schools for Jewish females, '''4''' as well as to non-Orthodox co-ed institutions such as the Conservative Judaism elite school the Jewish Theological Seminary of America|Jewish Theological '''Seminary''' of America '''5''' as well as to the elite all-male school of Modern Orthodox Judaism the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary|Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological '''Seminary''', and many other types and varieties as its parent category at :Category:Jewish seminaries reveals. '''6''' Thus, this is NOT just a case of "definitions" but how one term is applied for multiple purposes by various groups. '''7''' At this stage this article is only a  and needs to be built up per  &  & . Thank you
Stance: keep
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Comment: and '''redirect''' to Yeshiva per  and . Disambiguation pages are navigational devices, and should not exist if the navigational function can be accomplished in a hatnote, which is why disambiguation pages with only two article links are discouraged. In this case, Yeshiva is the topic that would have the greatest long-term historical significance, and any ambiguity can be resolved with a redirect to Yeshiva and a hatnote indicating the existence of Bais Yaakov. Note that  requires that a topic be at least mentioned in the target article. Unless there is a source saying that Bais Yaakov is also known as "Jewish Seminary", this line will be removed in accordance with 
Stance: delete
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