Deletion of Jewish fundamentalism

Comment: The article does cite three sources, although they are not in-line and in my view only one of them is both  and . As currently constituted, this article is very heavy on |original research and reads like an essay.  But there probably is a valid topic here, albeit difficult to get one's hands around because of the potentially imprecise (and contentious) meaning of "fundamentalism."  The phrase "Jewish fundamentalism" turns up 671 hits on Google Books and 765 on Google Scholar (there's considerable overlap between these, of course
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Neutral point of view (WP:NPOV||WP:RS||WP:NOR)

Comment: WP:NOT#ESSAY, , . per ShadowRanger -> Simple background for the article is not clear. The term 'Fundamentalism' has been rarely used with Judaism in an academic sense. If it is just a connotation for extremism, than maybe an article could be put together, but certainly not this sub-level piece. One sided assumption that the article is about religious extremism, yet the same might be said about other brnads of Judaism of the Progressive Judaism stream, certainly Reconstructionist Judaism and Reform Judaism are extremists as well on their side of the platform (lady arrested this morning at the Western Wall for wearing a talit and attempting to read from a Torah). 'Fundamentalism' might seem to infer an adoption of violent means, and the maybe you would have to include the Zionist underground groups before 1948
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR||WP:POV)