`  == Appletree or the JIDF ==  Please note that Arutz Sheva, one of the sources, is an article about David Appletree, not the JIDF. It describes actions he took, not those of the JIDF. It is appropriate, then, to attribute those actions to Appletree and not to the JIDF.  Also, please see WP:RS and WP:PRIMARY regarding the preference of secondary sources (Arutz Sheva) over primary sources (the JIDF). — Malik Shabazz (talk · contribs)   :Tried to fix this here since I believe the article should be more about the JIDF itself than Appletree. The original Arutz Sheva article does not even mention the JIDF.    ::Eisendonut, maybe we should see what other editors think before deleting the whole paragraph. Some of us think that Appletree is the JIDF.  — Malik Shabazz (talk · contribs)   :::If that's the case then shouldn't there be a separate bio of him?  I didn't delete the whole paragraphjust parts as i felt that this was supposed to be about the JIDF and the one Arutz Sheva piece didn't even mention the JIDF.  It was just about Appletree.  I don't see any RS directly expressing Appletree's involvement, yet the fact that some of you think ``Appletree IS the JIDF`` for some reason is leaking into this article completely and it's becoming more about him, and less about the organization.  So shouldn't it be separate?  I was acting too quickly perhaps as I saw the fact that Shabazz made a good point.      ::::Having a newspaper interview doesn't make you notable enough to get a Wikipedia article. See WP:BIO and WP:ONEEVENT. — Malik Shabazz (talk · contribs)   :::::Understood, that's part of the reason I deleted the references to Appletree, since I don't think I've seen any RS actually tying ``Appletree`` to the JIDF within the article itself.  There was just the one link from within the one Arutz Sheva article to another article which does not mention anything about the JIDF and only talks about Appletree.      ::I've added a few quotes from Appletree to add context.    :::Oboler's blog says ``Andre Oboler discussed the matter with JIDF's David Appletree shortly after the take over. ``.  But Oboler's blog is not a reliable source.     ::::We have some RS sources to satisfy that he is with the group in some way and has acted as a spokesperson in some regard but these don't define him as the spokesperson or negate that others are involved so I'm unclear what needs to change until another source is presented to provide clarity.    ::::: Not to be pedantic, but Zionism On The Web is a website (both technology wise and by clear references in the press, not to mention in terms of content) and not a blog. It is also not ``my website``, I mean I am CEO of it, but my person website is somewhere else (and can be found by those wanting to look for it). The notability and RS nature of the site is an open issue it keeps coming up for discussion and so far keeps ending up at the position ``well someone could make a page for it I guess`` it would be either a weak keep or a weak delete in an AfD I suspect. At any rate I have spoken with David Appletree on the radio so at minimum I can say he definitly ex