Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Iyad Burnat
Mr. Burnat is a key figure in the Bil'in popular movement resisting the separation wall, and Bil'in is currently the most explosive and important flashpoint along the path of the wall. In fact, if the Palestinian-Israeli-international struggle against the wall as a whole has a microcosm, it is most certainly Bil'in. Burnat has been the subject of minor diplomatic incidents involving the U.S. and Jordan and organizations within those countries, and he is certainly on the radars of both the Palestinian Authority and the Israeli government. He is mentioned in articles from several distinguished media outlets including Ha'aretz, the Christian Science Monitor, and the Guardian, to name but a few that are cited on his current Wikipedia page. Additionally, those are merely some of the available English-language sources. Expanding the sources to those in Hebrew and Arabic especially would yield many more mentions from a wide array of source types. Lastly, and least important, he's a direct relation to the filmmaker of one of the most talked-about documentaries of the past year, and said documentary revolved much around the same struggle Iyad is involved in. As such,  does not seem to be a problem with Iyad Burnat. As the article stands right now, the sourcing appears adequate in terms of both reliability and quantity, though I know that much more could be added. Popular, nonviolent struggle by Palestinians has never been headline-making news on the front pages of top Western newspapers (although because of some movements, the Bil'in struggle which Mr. Burnat is linked to in particular, this has recently been changing and nonviolent Palestinian resistance is getting more coverage in more disparate outlets), so the fact that he has any mention at all in papers like CS Monitor and the Guardian is somewhat remarkable. As to the other two specific charges made by
— User:Soosim, 21:29, 17 April 2013 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NOTE (Wikipedia:Notability)