Noura Erakat Biography
American activist, lecturer, legal expert, and human rights lawyer Noura Erakat also teach at universities. She is currently an associate professor of international studies at Rutgers University. She is a strong critic of the State of Israel, with the Israeli-Palestinian issue being her main area of interest.
Erakat previously taught at Georgetown University and worked as “legal counsel to the House of Representatives Oversight Committee.” She served as a Freedman Fellow at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law from 2012 to 2014.
In Fairfax, Virginia, at George Mason University, Erakat also taught international studies. At Rutgers University, she is currently an associate professor.
Noura Erakat Age
She was born on January 16, 1980, in Alameda County, California, the United States of America. Noura is 42 years old.
Noura Erakat Education
She completed her studies at the University of California, Berkeley, earning a baccalaureate in 2002. Phi Beta Kappa was a group Noura belonged to.
She had the honor of becoming a 2003 UC Berkeley Human Rights Center Summer Fellow. In 2005, Noura graduated with a Juris Doctor from the University of California Berkeley School of Law and was given the Francine Diaz Memorial Scholarship Award. At Georgetown University Law Center, she finished her L.L.M. in 2012. READ ALSO; Ian Dunbar
Noura Erakat Family
Her parents raised her in Alameda County, California, where she was born. Yousef Saleh Erakat, often known as FouseyTube on YouTube, is Noura’s brother. He is an American YouTuber who is 32 years old.
He creates interviews, comedic sketches, parodies, and vlogs. Fousey and DoseOfFousey are two of Yousef’s additional channels.
Noura Erakat Marriage
She is blissfully married to Bassam S. Haddad, the joy of her life. He teaches as an associate professor at Georgia Mason University’s Scholer School of Policy and Government.
Noura Erakat Height
She is a woman of typical height. Noura is 5 feet 4 inches tall (Approx 1.6 m).
Noura Erakat Ahmed
In June 2020, her cousin Ahmed was shot and murdered by Israeli soldiers when his vehicle struck a military roadblock in the West Bank close to Abu Dis. Ahmed allegedly attempted to ram his car into the officers, therefore the officers justified their actions as acts of self-defense.
Noura, though, has refuted the allegations. The murder of Ahmed is being looked into by Forensic Architecture and Al-Haq employing 3D modeling, geolocation, fieldwork, OSINT, synchronization, and shadow analysis.
They came to the conclusion that the car’s crash into the checkpoint was unintentional. They continued by saying that the shooting by the Israelis amounted to an extrajudicial killing and disproportionate use of lethal force. According to the report, Ahmed was not given immediate medical attention by the Israeli soldiers.
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She is an assistant professor at George Mason University as well as a human rights lawyer. Noura has worked as a legal advisor to the US House of Representatives as a UN legal representative for Palestinian refugee rights. Refugee, national security legislation, human rights, and humanitarian issues are some of her areas of interest.
Nour also contributes frequently as a commentator, most recently appearing on CNN, CBS News, Fox News, and NPR. Her writings have been widely disseminated in scholarly journals and the national press.
Noura Erakat Net Worth
She is an American lawyer, academic, educator, and human rights advocate. The estimated value of Noura’s assets is $6,395,712.
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Noura Erakat Salary
She teaches at Rutgers University as an associate professor. Noura’s annual pay is, on average, $107,892.
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In 2020, she was a co-founder of the website magazine Jadaliyya. French, Arabic, and English are all published versions of the journal. The non-profit Arab Studies Institute, with offices in Washington, D.C., and Beirut, is connected to Jadaliyya.
Noura has worked as the House of Representatives Oversight Committee’s “legal counsel.” At one time, she was a professor at Georgetown University. From 2012 to 2014, she was a Freedman Fellow at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law.
Additionally, Noura has imparted her knowledge of world affairs at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia. She is currently a Rutgers University associate professor.
She is an associate professor at Rutgers University and sits on the board of the Institute for Policy Studies.
Noura also serves as a policy advisor for Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network and is a director on the board of the Trans-Arab Research Institute.