Deletion of David Bensoussan

Comment: per Users {{u|E.M.Gregory}}, {{u|Alansohn}}, {{u|Colapeninsula}}. The article has more than sufficient  &  making the subject , in addition the article has been upgraded and improved removing all doubts raised by the nominator. Thank you
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V||WP:RS||WP:N)

Comment: Being the leader of a local ethnic community is not notable ''per se'', unless there's significant coverage, which there does not seem to be. (There's just the usual web ephemera LinkedIn, WhitePages, FaceBook et al.) Given his education/employment,  is applicable, but his research record as an EE is extremely average: h-index of 6 (GS) or 10 (WoS) over a ~35 year career. WorldCat shows that he has a number of books, but they seem to be held by around 50-60 institutions, on average. Article is low-view and basically an orphan. I think nom has it right &ndash; there's been ample time, years in fact, to improve the material here, but it hasn't happened
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:PROF)

Comment: Now sourcing article.  It's not unusual to have to use keywords, in this case, not only is there a tennis player, there is a prominent leader in the Cleveland Jewish community with the same name.  I haven't searched on  Bensoussan day job as a professor in a Polytech.  What I have been searching and finding is his civic and ethnic leadership role in Montreal (continuing to source the page, but do take a look before your iVote).  Am looking now at his published work.  His books are all self-published - something that I had not considered when I first came upon this page. They are, however, labors of love, collections of the documents, lore, and memoirs of a vanished community.  A series of pogroms and threats between 1948 and 1967 drove all but a tiny remnant of Jews from Morocco, historians mine Bensoussan's books for evidence of what was.  Also, he gets interviewed.   Check out the 1999 interview in The Gazette (Montreal)|The Gazette that I linked to (footnote #1)  This is for a 3 volume, self-published book on the Bible written by a guy with a PhD in electrical engineering.  i know people who have written real books who would kill for that many column inches in a big city daily.  My point it that, however you feel about 3 volume, self-published books or leadership roles in ethnic communities, article topics pass or fail  according to the coverage.  Take a look at the article as I continue to source it, instead of dismissing Bensoussan because the (more recently published) news google hits on the tennis player come to the top of the search
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)