Noura Erakat is assistant professor of criminal law at Rutgers University, 
specializing in international and humanitarian law. You can check out her faculty page here.
Her most recent book, which I read not long ago and highly recommend, is entitled Justice for Some: Law and the Question of Palestine (Stanford, 2019). In this book, she examines the modern history of Palestine through the lens of international law. (I’ll give you a head’s up: Israel has regularly violated, and continues its violations, of international law flagrantly and 
persistently.)
Recently, Ms. Erakat was interviewed by Aaron Mate, one of my favorite journalists for his independence and investigative abilities, on the Grayzone program, Push Back.
Their conversation concerns the practical effects of President Trump’s recently announced Apartheid Plan for Israeli/Palestinian relations.
Please take the time to watch the complete interview here. It is approximately 15 minutes long.
Her summary: “This plan is much more dangerous than I originally thought.”
