Gal Rosilio is a doctoral student at the Zvi Meitar Center for Advanced Legal Studies at the Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University. His dissertation, supervised by Dr. Natalie Davidson, is titled: "Judicial Review of the Legislative Process in Israel: The Consciousness and Use of the Knesset’s Legislative Actors in Light of HCJ’s Rulings in the Poultry Farmers Association and Quintinsky Cases".
Gal holds an LL.B. (cum laude) and a B.A. in Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy, as well as an LL.M. (research track, summa cum laude), all from Reichman University. During his undergraduate and graduate studies, he served as a research and teaching assistant in various courses. While pursuing his LL.B., Gal received the Outstanding Seminar Paper Award (first place) from the Harry Radzyner School of Law for his paper, "The 'Not In My Backyard' (NIMBY) Phenomenon in the Context of Property Law Through Section 63a of the Planning and Building Law, 1965".
Gal’s master’s thesis also focused on legislative processes and was titled: "Implementation of an a Priori System Drawing upon the Principles of the French Model to Oversee the Legislative Process in the Israeli Parliament", supervised by Prof. Adam Shinar.
In addition to his doctoral studies, Gal lectured in the course "Analysis of the Legal Text" at the Buchmann Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University. He is also a co-editor of the Israeli blog of the International Society of Public Law (I•CON-S-IL Blog).
גל רוזיליו
סגל אקדמי זוטר במנהלת הפקולטה למשפטים
מנהלת הפקולטה למשפטים
סגל אקדמי זוטר
General Information
Research interests
The Law of Lawmaking, Legisprudence, Procedural Judicial Review, Knesset-Court Relationship, Legal Consciousness.
Publications
- Gal Rosilio, Reconceptualizing the Filibuster’s Role in Constitutional Law-making Process: Insights from the Israeli Legislature, The Theory and Practice of Legislation (forthcoming 2026).
- Gal Rosilio & Gonen Ilan, A Priori Review of the Constitutional Process in Israel, 9 Tel Aviv University Journal of Law, Society and Culture 49 (forthcoming 2026) (Hebrew).
- Gal Rosilio & Gonen Ilan, Toward Procedural Judicial Review of Constitutional Law-Making Process in Israel, Statute L. Rev (forthcoming 2025), available at SSRN https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5079818.
- Gal Rosilio, Is There a Section in the Basic-Laws That Makes the "Constitutional Revolution" Unnecessary?: Discussion of Section 15(c) of the Basic-Law: The Judiciary in Light of HCJ 5658/23 Regarding the Reasonableness Standard, 48 Tel Aviv University Online L. Rev (2024) (Hebrew).
- Gal Rosilio & Gonen Ilan, HCJ of Reasonableness: Constitutional Miss? Towards a Procedural Judicial Review of Basic Laws, ICON-S-IL Blog (Apr. 2, 2024) (Hebrew).
- Gal Rosilio, Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies in ‘Urgent and Special’ Cases, The Israeli Forum for Law and Freedom (Rashut Harabim) (Feb. 16, 2024) (Hebrew) [also forthcoming in The Israel Law and Liberty Forum Book Vol. 1 (2025)].
- Pnina Sharvit Baruch & Gal Rosilio, The Supreme Court on the Reasonableness Standard: The Underlying Issues, Special Publication – The Institute For National Security Studies (INSS) (Sep. 27, 2023).
- Pnina Sharvit Baruch & Gal Rosilio, Revoking the "Reasonableness" Standard: The Proposal, Supporters, and Opponents, The Institute For National Security Studies (INSS) (Jul. 12, 2023).
- Gal Rosilio, Fiduciary or Due Diligence – The (lack of) Balance Between the Fiduciary Duty and the Duty of Due Diligence that Apply to Company Officials in Israel, Reichman University Online L. Rev. (2023) (Hebrew).
- Gal Rosilio & Gonen Ilan, Lecha Dodi Likrat Kala, P'nei Shabbat N'kabelah: The Judgment of a Sub-Constitutional Norm That Contradicts the Constitutional Sabbath, The Israeli Forum For Law and Freedom (Rashut Harabim) (Oct. 28, 2022) (Hebrew).
- Gal Rosilio, If it Depended on John Rawls – it may be that Politicians will Write the New Constitution of Israel, ICON-S-IL Blog (Sep. 1, 2020) (Hebrew).
Scholarships
- Doctoral Scholarship for Outstanding Students, Buchmann Scholarship Fund (2024-2027).
- Zvi Meitar Scholarship for Advanced Legal Studies.
- Excellence Scholarship for LL.M. Students, awarded by the Harry Radzyner School of Law, Reichman University.
