Wattad, M. (2021). The Nation State Law and the Arabic Language in Israel: Downgrading, Replicating or Upgrading? Israel Law Review, 54(2), 263-285.

Mohammed S. Wattad, "UFO": When the American Doctrine of Ripeness Visited Israel, 9 Penn. St. J.L. & Int'l Aff. 1 (2021).

Efron, Y., & Wattad, M. S. (2020). When "Allahu Akbar" Becomes a Crime: The Israeli Case. Journal of Islamic and Near Eastern Law, 18.

Khalid Ghanayim, Mohammed S. Wattad, Yoram Rabin and Yaniv Vaki, "Rethinking the English “Born Alive Rule”: Comparative and Doctrinal Study" 26(2) ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law 1 (2020) (English) [was published as the “leading article”] (equal contribution).

Yael Efron, Michelle LaBron, Maged Senbel and Mohammed S. Wattad, “Like a Prayer? Applying the Theory of Conflicts with Religious Dimensions to the “Muezzin Law” 63 Washington University Journal of Law & Policy 119 (2020) (English) (equal contribution).

Asaf Harduf & Mohammed S. Wattad, "The Law of Rights and the Law of Wrongs: Criminalizing Adult Incest" 55(6) Criminal Law Bulletin 955 (2019) (English) [was published as the “leading article”] (equal contribution).

Raphael Cohen-Almagor & Mohammed S. Wattad, “The Legal Status of IsraeliArabs/Palestinians in Israel” 1 GNLU Law & Society Review 1 (2019) (English) (equal contribution).

Menachem Hofnung & Mohammed S. Wattad, "The Judicial Branch in Israel", in The Oxford Handbook of Politics and Society in Israel 1 (Reuven Hazan, Menachem Hofnung, Gideon Rahat, and Alan Dowty eds., Oxford University Press, 2018) (English) (equal contribution)

Mohammed S. Wattad (trans.), George P. Fletcher, Basic Concepts on Criminal Law (Ephraim Heiliczer & Mordechai Kremnitzer eds., The Bar Association – Law Books Publishing House, 2018) (Hebrew).

Mohammed S. Wattad, "Israel at 70: The Rule of Law and the Judiciary" 23(3) Israel Studies Journal 172 (2018) (English).

Mohammed S. Wattad, Medical Law in Israel (4th ed., Aspen Publishers, Inc., Wolters Kluwer Law & Business, 2018) (English) [an updated version of a previous publication in 2016].

Ghanayim, K., & Wattad, M. S. (2017). Dignifying the dadson principle: Towards a new approach †. Canadian Criminal Law Review, 22(3), 239-273.

Khalid Ghanayim & Mohammed Saif-Alden Wattad, Reconsidering the Grounds and the Causing Conditions for the Necessity Defense: between Justification and Excuse - A Comprehensive Study, 86 UMKC L. REV. 111 (2017).