Omri Levin

Omri Levin is currently completing his dissertation on the restitution of Jewish property in Poland after World War II at King’s College London, where he served as a research assistant at the Law School’s Transnational Law Institute and worked on projects such as the Consortium on Global Resistance to Authoritarian Diffusion. At King’s College, Omri taught a range of courses and modules, including Jurisprudence, Legal Skills and Legal Reasoning, and Gateway to King’s for first-year students.

In addition, Omri taught philosophy of law at the University of Notre Dame’s London campus, as well as international criminal law and human rights law at Regent College London. Omri holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) from the Hebrew University and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in transnational law from King’s College London, and is a member of the Israel Bar Association.