Yitzhak Aharon Korff

He received three ordinations (Smicha, D.D.), educated at [[Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin]], the Rabbinical Seminary of Israel, and Yeshivas Beis Mordechai (Zvhil) of [[Jerusalem]], and was tutored privately by masters of [[Hasidism]] and [[Kabbalah]].

He received three ordinations (Smicha, D.D.), educated at [[Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin]], the Rabbinical Seminary of Israel, and Yeshivas Beis Mordechai (Zvhil) of [[Jerusalem]], and was tutored privately by masters of [[Hasidism]] and [[Kabbalah]].

Korff is a graduate of [[Hebrew College]] for a Bachelor of Jewish Education; [[Columbia University]] for a Bachelor of Arts; [[Brooklyn Law School]] for a Juris Doctor; the [[Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy]] at [[Tufts University]] for a Master of Arts in international relations, a Master of Arts in international law and diplomacy, and a Doctor of Philosophy in international law; and the [[Boston University School of Law]] for a Master of Laws. He was also a resident graduate student at [[Harvard Divinity School]].

Korff is a graduate of [[Hebrew College]] for a Bachelor of Jewish Education; [[Columbia University]] for a Bachelor of Arts; [[Brooklyn Law School]] for a Juris Doctor; the [[Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy]] at [[Tufts University]] for a Master of Arts in international relations, a Master of Arts in international law and diplomacy, and a Doctor of Philosophy in international law; and [[Boston University School of Law]] for a Master of Laws. He was also a resident graduate student at [[Harvard Divinity School]].

He is admitted to the Bar in Massachusetts and Washington, DC, and to the US Supreme Court, US Court of International Trade, and US Tax Court.

He is admitted to the Bar in Massachusetts and Washington, DC, and to the US Supreme Court, US Court of International Trade, and US Tax Court.