Deletion of Reb Moshe of Tzfat

Comment: Firstly, based on the self-disclosed information on User {{User|Reb Moshe of Tzfat}}'s page it is clear that he is also the subject of the Reb Moshe of Tzfat article. He also fails  because while he may be a nice young rabbi, he is no different to thousands (probably even tens of thousands by now in the 21st century) of other Orthodox Jewish outreach rabbis performing the mission of Kiruv ("Outreach to mon-Orthodox Jews) such as the Chabad shluchim, and others, including many belonging to the Breslov (Hasidic dynasty), and many of them have websites and blogs and would still not merit full Wikipedia articles. At this time, this article clearly violates Wikipedia:Conflict of interest (formerly known as ), , , and even the user's user page violates #WEBHOST. There are also serious problems that a subjects so relatively current does not have  and hence fails 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NOTABILITY||WP:VANITY||WP:NOTMYSPACE||WP:NOTADVERTISING||WP:NOT||WP:RS||WP:BIO)

Comment: As always, in order to include an article on a subject the subject has to be |notable. The basic requirement to establish |notability for an individual is to show that the person has been discussed substantially in multiple |reliable sources. Religious and general medias ources are permitted, and there's some latitude as to what's an appropriate source to establish notability in the field. Right now most sources are internal. Even if sourced properly, article would need to be significantly cut because relatively little of its content is covered in outside sources and an article on an individual or organization needs to reflect its independent coverage, it can't be self-promotional. Best
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:N||WP:BIO||WP:RS)