Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Yeshivish Jews
The article reads like |OR from beginning to end, trying to create a subgroup of Judaism where one does not exist. The lead and many of the points are basically describing Haredi Judaism|Haredi Jews who learn in yeshiva, but present it as some kind of offshoot of Judaism, right up there with Orthodox, Conservative and Reform. This is incorrect. There is also a lot of backpedaling (e.g. the lead informs us that most Yeshivish Jews have attended yeshiva &mdash; but some have not, and the dress code is black hat,  white shirt, black jacket and slacks &mdash; but this doesn't apply in all cases either), and almost no references. The conclusion that elects as the "gurus" of Yeshivish Jews a grand total of two people (again, without references) is ludicrous. To
— User:Borock, 20:45, 30 November 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOR (Wikipedia:No original research)