Deletion of True Torah Jews

Comment: Appears to be a personal |unverifiable website, nothing more; the web has millions of them
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)

Comment: Fails  (http://www.alexa.com/data/details?url=http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/ rank 504,601). Regurgitating anti-Zionist views from Satmar, Neturei Karta etc. Own level of observance shadowy. Pretty website, though
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:WEB)

Comment: fails  and .  The fact that the only means of contacting this alleged organization is by a PMB (private mail box), and the fact that there seems to be no human representative named anywhere who is a leader or even a member of this group raises red flags.  There's nothing to establish it as being anything more than the personal website of an anonymous individual
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:WEB||WP:V)

Comment: At the request of Bloger, I’ve read his/her appeal to reconsider my vote and this is my response.  First, Bloger, I do appreciate your efforts here on behalf of the article and I echo what BigDT said, that "this is not a vote on TTJ's worthiness to exist or the correctness of their views ... it is just an attempt to establish a consensus on whether or not the organization is notable enough for a WP article."  My concern about the anonymous nature of the website still stands, since for whatever reason the website owners have for remaining anonymous, this factor alone unfortunately still makes it fail erifiability, one of the three WP non-negotiable policies.  If TTJ were really a mouthpiece for Satmar, there would need to be some official statement from Satmar or even something in the media verifying this, we can't just assume.  Since the anti-zionist views don't appear dramatically different from Satmar, it doesn’t make sense to me that Satmar would feel the need to be anonymous about it if it were indeed their mouthpiece organization.  Now, what I have found, however, on a little further investigation, are a few names associated with the website that I’ve been able to glean from some blog sites (these aren’t verifiable sources as far as WP is concerned, but they do shed some light for our discussion here on who is behind the website).  Three names keep popping up variously as "founders" of the group:  Mark Elf, Tony Greenstein, and Roland Rance, basically bloggers with an anti-zionist slant.  None of these three individuals appear to be religious Jews (which precludes them as representatives of Satmar), though there seems to be some possible loose association with the British Socialist Workers Party (Britain)|Socialist Workers Party.  All I can find so far is data that points to the website belonging to one or a couple of individuals, an extension of their blogs really, and while the site is certainly interesting, it doesn’t meet WP encyclopedic standards for notability
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V)