Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Israel–Kenya relations
I'm a firm believer in the spirit, logic, and application of |general notability guidelines--the idea that we need secondary, independent sources to write an an encyclopedia article on something, and at least some of those sources should address the topic directly and in detail. Without such sources, article writing becomes either an exercise in synthesis, or you end up with a collection of somewhat related facts with no context or interpretation to hold them together. And this is exactly what we have here--a collection of facts about interactions between Israel and Kenya and an attempt to synthesize them into a treatise on these country's relations. This is a noble academic exercise, but is |not what wikipedia is for. The ''only'' source cited in the article that addresses the topic of Israel-Kenya relations in any depth or detail is the Israeli gov't website, which is not independent of the subject. None of the other cited sources discuss topic directly, with the possible exception of ''Glimpses of the Jews of Kenya'' which unfortunately I do not have access to. The word "relations" only appears 3 times in the book though, so I doubt it
— User:Yilloslime, 18:21, 10 July 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:NOT (Wikipedia:Notability)