Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Public menorah
to the main Menorah (Hanukkah) article because: '''(1)''' This whole notion of lighting and pushing "public menorahs" was an outright brand new very recent  invention of the last Lubavitcher Rebbe, it was never practiced by any Jewish community for 2000 years in exile to go and place huge menorahs in public squares, even though there is a custom to light ONE'S OWN menorah outside one's house, weather permitting, and it does not look nice that his disciples have the audacity to act as if Wikipedia is now Lubavitch territory in violation of ! '''(2)''' There is no such thing as a "Public menorah" in Jewish law or that is in any way notable above and beyond a regular dinky menorah in one's home since if that is so one could create articles about Apartment menorah, Rooftop menorah, Hallway menorah, Bedroom menorah, or for that matter Clay menorah, Gold menorah, or Ashkenazi menorah, Sefardi menorah etc etc etc -- all of which are valid topics even in Jewish law but there is no point in splitting hairs for this: '''(3)''' Clearly violating ing. '''(4)''' Thus it violates -pushing because if, as in this instance, there is major significance that Chabad Lubavitch places on this subject, and it clearly does, then ''that'' subject matter should be moved to the pro-Chabad article about Mitzvah Campaigns that really have ''nothing'' to do with menorahs as such but are aimed at furthering the Chabad world view upon everyone. '''(5)''' Violation of  and  because '''Wikipedia is NOT Chabad.org'''! Happy Chanuka to all
— User:IZAK, 04:34, 18 December 2009 (UTC)
Stance: merge
Cited policy: WP:OR||WP:OWN||WP:POVFORK||WP:POV||WP:NOTSOAPBOX||WP:NOTWEBHOST (Wikipedia:No original research)