Israel Law Review is an influential academic journal whose core mission is to explore in depth legal challenges and issues in the context of tension and conflict. The journal focuses not only on theoretical research, but also on practical applications, especially in the protection of human rights, the implementation of public law, and the observance of international law. Particular attention is paid to Israel's experience in human rights, public law and international law, which are important for understanding how law responds to transnational challenges in the context of globalization. Through these studies, ILR aims to provide insights to the international community to help solve similar problems that may be encountered in other regions.

The publication of the journal provides a valuable intellectual resource for legal scholars, practitioners, policy makers and readers interested in issues at the intersection of law and social conflict around the world. By publishing deeply analytical articles, ILR promotes discussion of the application of law in particular situations, including political unrest, social conflict, and international tensions.