Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of Jewish Nobel Prize Winners
Yes, the list should cite sources saying each of the people listed is Jewish. But it has already been demonstrated here that reliable sources are available for many of them, so that argument for deletion falls away. I also agree that the list's preamble should contain a referenced explanation of why this combination of attributes (Jewishness and winning the Nobel Prize) is significant, e.g. based on the sources mentioned by Nableezy above. No difficulty there, it seems. People are also arguing for deletion by virtue of precedent (the 2007 AFD), and a kind of inverse : that all sorts of bad stuff will be created if we don't delete this one. The latter is not convincing, because we can simply bring the bad stuff to AFD, and let it stand or fall on its own merits. And people did argue late in the 2007 AFD (which was a group nomination of several lists of Nobel Prize winners by religion/non-religion) that the list of Jewish winners was a special case. I agree
— User:Avenue, 10:50, 27 February 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OTHERSTUFFEXISTS (Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions)