Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Ayham Barghuthi
Let's examine.  The first source in the article (from the Jordanian government) doesn't mention Barghuthi.  The second source leads to a search tab from which Barghuthi doesn't show up.  And so on and so forth ... the sources given either aren't reliable (about half of them are from the corporation Barghuthi purportedly runs) and ''none of them'' mention his name.  The website for this IAM INC hasn't been updated in a year, and since it claims to have a Boston office, being a Boston local, I did a look up on the number.  According to whitepages.com the Boston number is in fact an unpublished cell phone number.  So are the numbers for its New York and Los Angeles "offices," although the unpublished number for its Montreal "office" is at least a landline; all very peculiar for a corporation purportedly involved in public relations. Finally, as far as the "three" people working on the article goes, I see one SPA, beyond a second SPA whose three Wikipedia edits are in this article.  Frankly, given the inflated claims of the article backed with a complete lack of reliable sources, I suspect |hoax, if a very energetic one.  In any event, I have no problem with the creator/s reinstating a deleted article if they come up with actual |reliable proof of those claims
— User:Ravenswing, 09:41, 3 August 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:HOAX||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Do not create hoaxes)