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The Palestine Development Fund (Palestine Relief and Development Agency) announced the results of the "Jerusalem Hackathon 2026," which aimed to develop innovative technological projects to address the challenges facing the city of Jerusalem. Over 120 Palestinian youth participated from 8 universities. The "Dafatar" team won first place in the "FixPal" track, while the "Quds Path" team took top honors in the "QGuide" track, with total cash prizes amounting to $21,000. The projects focused on improving facilities management, tourism, and heritage through AI-based solutions, reflecting Palestinian creativity in preserving national identity and developing the local economy.
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