Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/2011 Tel Aviv nightclub attack
this is a routine event and the article attempts to pump up its significance in the greater context of the ongoing Israeli Palestinian conflict.  There is no evidence that this event was tied to any terror group - it was by all appearances a disgruntled 21 year old.  Nobody was killed, thankfully.  The background section doesn't fit - efforts to secure the border have nothing to do with this attack, yet the article tries to conflate the two. The radicalization section is likewise out of place. The suspect practiced with a knife and stick in his apartment?  He made and deleted a video?  He tried to take a tractor but it was gone?  It's four paragraphs of routine info that tricks readers into thinking there's more here than there is.  The vehicle ramming as a trend section is also a weak attempt to beef this up through association with more notable vehicle ramming events.  Each source listed only mentions the event in one sentence, with no context or indication of significance. Finally, per , there's no indication that there's any enduring legacy from this event, or that it's become part of the cultural zeitgeist in any way
— User:timtempleton, 22:48, 3 October 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEWS (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)