I am a graduate student in law (LL.M. candidate) and literature (M.A. candidate), both in the research degree track, in Tel Aviv University. This means I spend most of my time reading and writing. Fittingly, I teach a first-year course on legal writing and reading, at the Faculty of Law, where I also work as a teaching assistant.
I also hold an LL.B (magna cum laude) from Tel Aviv University, earned through The Adi Lautman Interdisciplinary Program for Outstanding Students, alongside the LL.M. and M.A. coursework. After graduating, I interned at the litigation department of one of Israel's leading law firms, and completed my internship as a clerk at the Supreme Court of Israel.
In my free time, I try to balance my love of sketching and drawing, my doctors' suggestions of exercise, and the ever-existing temptation to just stay home with a good cup of coffee and a great book.