Sapir Law School is proud to announce that the Honorable President (retired) Justice Esther Hayut will teach a unique workshop on "Law and the Holocaust" in the summer semester (2026) at Sapir Law School.

Honorable President Hayut began her judicial career in 1990 as a Magistrate's Court judge in Tel Aviv. In 1997, she was appointed to the District Court, and in 2004, she was appointed to the Supreme Court. Judge Hayut served as chairwoman of the Central Elections Committee and chairwoman of the Judges' Ethics Committee. In 2017, she was appointed president of the Supreme Court, serving until her retirement from the judiciary in 2023.
 
Dr. Edo Eshat, Dean of Sapir’s Law School: "The Sapir Law School is proud and welcomes the decision of the Honorable President (retired) Hayut to continue to teach at the school. Based also on the success of the previous workshop, I am convinced this will be a rare opportunity for our students who will choose to participate in the workshop of the Honorable President (retired) Justice Hayut.''

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