Ph.D. candidate in Private Law, practicing attorney, and legal researcher with a strong academic background and extensive practical experience in civil and criminal litigation. Holds an LL.M. in Private Law from An-Najah National University, graduating with distinction (GPA: 3.83/4.00) and ranking first in the cohort. The master's thesis on judicial oversight of expert assessments in determining moral damages was recommended for publication by the defense committee. Holds an LL.B. with distinction (GPA: 3.68/4.00) and is a graduate of the university's Honors College.

Has six years of legal experience, including two years of legal training and four years of legal practice, with expertise in legal analysis, litigation, judicial precedent analysis, legal research, and drafting pleadings, contracts, and legal opinions. A member of the An-Najah Legal Incubator and Legal Clinic, contributing to legal awareness initiatives and the provision of free legal consultations. Research interests include civil liability, compensation for moral damages, judicial oversight of expert evidence, and Palestinian private law. Has academic manuscripts under peer review and additional research in preparation for publication.