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Russell A. Shalev is an Israeli lawyer at the International Legal Forum. He has worked at the Israeli Ministry of Justice, commenting, and working on relevant policy. He clerked at Herzog, Fox, Neeman in the International Public Law department, focusing on security export control, anti-bribery and anti-corruption compliance. Russell has a BA in political science from McGill University, an MA in Middle Eastern studies from Bar Ilan University, and an LLB from Bar Ilan. His fields of research are classical and contemporary antisemitism, international law (especially as pertains to Israeli borders and settlements), Jewish and Israeli history.
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