Deletion of History of the Jews in Nepal

Comment: If we were to look for a related article that is clearly notable we would just need to look south of the Nepali border and consider the History of the Jews in India.  There is a substantial content that does not rely on recent news items for inclusion.  In comparison the Nepali article goes into great   length in presenting uncited information on the five times mentioned Chabad.  The word appears once in the Indian article with no uncited and repeated mention is made of a non notable Rabbi.  Also, when I was in Nepal, none of the Chebad staff seemed that permanent and I was under the impression that the Rabbis moved on as the tourist season came to a close.  If we were to look for a related article that is clearly notable we would just need to look south of the Nepali border and consider the History of the Jews in India.  There is a substantial content that does not rely on recent news items for inclusion.  In comparison the Nepali article goes into great   length in presenting uncited information on the five times mentioned Chabad.  The word appears once in the Indian article with no uncited and repeated mention is made of a non notable Rabbi.  Also, when I was in Nepal, none of the Chebad staff seemed that permanent and I was under the impression that the Rabbis moved on as the tourist season came to a close.  Genuine and heartwarming stories are now been packed around the Chebad references but its hardly history.  Never-the-less, I would like to thank Tomwsulcer for a non confrontational tone
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:SOAPBOXING||WP:SOAPBOXING)

Comment: Almost nothing here is really historical, and I see no solid historical sources.  However, it's a good discussion of Judaism in Nepal (despite deletion-worthy irrelevancies like the tourist with the starving child), and the tiny historical section works much better as a backdrop/historical background bit for an article about current conditions.  Something like Judaism in Nepal would work much better for this article, and if we get a pile of historical information, it can always be |split out later
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Splitting (WP:SPLIT)