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This Page is full of blunt inaccuracies. I've checked several of the facts presented in this page and they turned up as absolutely not true (for example: Rabi's name never appeared in the Wall Street Journal, and only 3 times in the New York Times (And even then he was not "interviewed" - he was only mentioned), A quick search in Google Scholar will show that Rabi's articles and books were cited very few times - So I doubt that's he's a "leading authority" in his field) and also: "Prof. Rabi consults regularly with Israeli and world leaders" - that is ridiculous.. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Tjrr5 (talk • contribs) 15:04, 26 January 2015 (UTC)
NYT edit
Search shows four separate articles mentioning Rabi. Seems to me to meet notability requirements, but if you demur then send it to AfD. Collect (talk) 15:47, 26 January 2015 (UTC)