Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/David Bensoussan
Now sourcing article.  It's not unusual to have to use keywords, in this case, not only is there a tennis player, there is a prominent leader in the Cleveland Jewish community with the same name.  I haven't searched on  Bensoussan day job as a professor in a Polytech.  What I have been searching and finding is his civic and ethnic leadership role in Montreal (continuing to source the page, but do take a look before your iVote).  Am looking now at his published work.  His books are all self-published - something that I had not considered when I first came upon this page. They are, however, labors of love, collections of the documents, lore, and memoirs of a vanished community.  A series of pogroms and threats between 1948 and 1967 drove all but a tiny remnant of Jews from Morocco, historians mine Bensoussan's books for evidence of what was.  Also, he gets interviewed.   Check out the 1999 interview in The Gazette (Montreal)|The Gazette that I linked to (footnote #1)  This is for a 3 volume, self-published book on the Bible written by a guy with a PhD in electrical engineering.  i know people who have written real books who would kill for that many column inches in a big city daily.  My point it that, however you feel about 3 volume, self-published books or leadership roles in ethnic communities, article topics pass or fail  according to the coverage.  Take a look at the article as I continue to source it, instead of dismissing Bensoussan because the (more recently published) news google hits on the tennis player come to the top of the search
— User:E, 21:21, 5 May 2015 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)