Tech for Palestine
Tech for Palestine events bring together builders, organizers, and allies to collaborate, share ideas, and take action.
Expect a mix of formats: virtual webinars and workshops open to the whole community, in-person gatherings in cities with an active T4P presence, and community calls where Incubator projects share progress and recruit volunteers. Most events are free and open to anyone supporting Palestinian liberation through tech — recordings are posted afterward for sessions that can't be attended live.
Past
The Tech for Palestine Community Gathering will bring together 100 professionals who work at the intersection of tech and pro-Palestine activism. Whether you work in the field of combatting media bias, scaling boycotts, making protests safer, or building alternatives to big tech platforms, this event is for you. The gathering will also be open to entrepreneurs, investors and organizers who want to network with innovators and support their work.
🌍 TAP × Entrepreneurs for Palestine: Coming Together to Make a Difference
Entrepreneurs for Palestine is organizing a Happy Hour in San Francisco on Tuesday the 14th as part of SF Tech Week. Join us for food, drinks and hanging with a bunch of entrepreneurs, investors and others who have a moral compass. Shoutout to Outschool for hosting us at their office and Sutter Law for sponsoring the food and drinks!
In the October 2025 community call, Tech for Palestine shared key updates across its projects and campaigns. Afzal announced the new Occupied Tech podcast collaboration with 7amleh and the #GameOverIsrael campaign. Paul commented on major tech news, including Microsoft restricting Israeli surveillance access and the politics behind the U.S. TikTok sale. Muhannad presented new Incubator projects such as Thaura, Baladi, and Goldfinch. The project spotlight featured Ilse introducing Goldfinch. Azza outlined current volunteer opportunities, from tech mentorship to writing and social media roles, and closed with news of T4P’s upcoming community gathering in London this November.
In the September 2025 call, Afzal shared community updates: the new Occupied Tech podcast (Episode 1 with Hossam Nasr), the Entrepreneurs for Palestine program joining T4P, and the launch of Buycat VPN. Paul presented a tech news highlight that included a fact-check MUBI regarding Sequoia investment. Muhannad gave incubator updates and introduced new projects such as A Ween Rayeh, Baqi, PalPay, Sahl Pay, Taqat Gaza, Reddit Suppresses Ghaza, and BDS Belfast. The incubator spotlight featured Write4Palestine, with speakers Baldwin and J.B. Azza outlined volunteer opportunities, like a podcast publicist, US country leads, social media researchers/specialists, Arabic-language roles, senior technical leads, back-end and React Native developers, and data research for Apricot.
In August Community Call, Afzal discussed tech headlines, GoFundMe’s Gaza controversy, a UN report on corporate complicity, and reporting on deep ties between big tech and the Israeli military — plus principled hiring resources. Muhannad showcased new Incubator projects: Haq Now, Mori Moral Agent, This Is A List, Good Hood, Uncounted & Unseen, Exposing Israeli Bonds, Ethical Trade Fund, and Cloosi. The Incubator Spotlight featured Amna presenting Madad. Azza laid out volunteer roles, social media creators, video editors, writers/researchers, event managers, bootcamp mentors, QA testers, and more with links to sign up.
Lights, camera... resistance. In this webinar, we featured Watermelon Pictures, the production company behind powerful films like The Encampments. We discussed the role of cinema in shaping the narrative around Palestine and how Palestinian stories are told, and often untold, in global film and media.
Our July community call opened with an update on urgent developments in Gaza, followed by discussions on key issues including Airbnb’s renewed settlement listings, Apple’s controversial donations and military-linked payments, and a recent missile strike on the IDF’s cyberwarfare campus—home to major tech partners such as Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. We previewed upcoming initiatives, including the Entrepreneurs for Palestine webinar focused on film and media, the launch of the Occupied Tech podcast in collaboration with Palestine Deep Dive, and the Hack for Gaza hackathon hosted by Deen Developers. This month’s Incubator Spotlight featured: -
Every dollar you spend is a vote for the kind of world you want. This webinar dives into how conscious consumerism fuels real-world change. We’ll break down the power of boycotts, spotlight tools like Boycat and Boon Digital Solutions that help you spend with intention, and explore how businesses can build better, more ethical options.
Join us for the Tech for Palestine: April Community Call, a structured dialogue on pressing updates, ongoing initiatives, and pathways to support Palestine through technology and advocacy. The event will feature discussions on the media landscape, organizational updates, introduction of new projects in the T4P Incubator, opportunities for volunteer engagement and more.
The Entrepreneurs for Palestine community in New York is gathering for an informal dinner to network, chat, and discuss ways to cooperate. This meetup is only open to members of E4P who are founders and CEOs. If you wish to participate, please apply to become a member using the link below.
In this month's community call, we will address the role of major tech companies like Meta and Microsoft, whose AI tools are enabling the ongoing genocide. Join us to learn what we’re doing at Tech for Palestine to support Palestine from a technical perspective, including features of our most active volunteers and T4P Incubator project Tribe X to show you how to migrate to more ethical tools.
The Entrepreneurs for Palestine community in London is gathering for an informal dinner to network, chat, and discuss ways to cooperate. This meetup is only open to members of E4P who are founders and CEOs. If you wish to participate, please apply to become a member using the link below.
Tech for Palestine invites you to our upcoming webinar which will feature panel discussions with prominent founders, investors, and other ecosystem players in Palestine. Our host is Wally Rashid and our speakers will be Majd Khalifeh from Flow Accelerator, Ahmed Alsaidi, CEO of SellEnvo, Mahmoud Thaher, Co-Founder of Turqat and Ambar Amleh from Ibtikar Fund
Join us for the Tech for Palestine: April Community Call, a structured dialogue on pressing updates, ongoing initiatives, and pathways to support Palestine through technology and advocacy. The event will feature discussions on the media landscape, organizational updates, introduction of new projects in the T4P Incubator, opportunities for volunteer engagement and more.
Join us for an insightful discussion showcasing companies on a mission to hire and promote Palestinian talent. The webinar is hosted by Wally Rashid and features speakers such as Brandon Pampuch from Apricot, Abeer AbuGhaith from MENA Alliances, Pierre Aleani from the Palestine Business Network, and Dana Shaheen from Youmna
Join us for Entrepreneurs for Palestine’s first Bay Area event! We will have amazing food (courtesy of Beit Rima), live music, and great company. All are welcome, whether or not you are fasting. We just ask that you RSVP through the link below.
Our March community call will feature the latest organizational updates from T4P, a discussion on Palestine in the media, new volunteer opportunities, new projects in the Tech for Palestine Incubator, as well as a Project Spotlight.
Join us for the official launch of T4P’s newest initiative: Entrepreneurs for Palestine, which unites founders and CEOs in support of the Palestinian cause. The event will feature renowned speakers such as Fadi Ghandour, Paul Biggar, Miguel de Icaza, Amir Nathoo, and many others for inspiring keynotes and insightful panel discussions.