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Orthodox women, some with babies, at the JCT LevTech Entrepreneurship Center’s hackathon. Photo by Michael Erenburg

June 27, 8:22 am

Orthodox women build web-surfing aid, flying defibrillator

Abigail Klein Leichman

Heroes Hackathon organizers at Synamedia in Jerusalem. Photo by Shay Druyak

April 8, 4:57 pm

Student coders from 6 nations hack for Holocaust survivors

Abigail Klein Leichman

Young Jewish and Arab entrepreneurs gather in Jerusalem for a hackathon to create projects for the benefit of the city. Photo by May Hatib

December 2, 8:59 am

Jerusalem Jews and Arabs hack ideas for a better city

Naama Barak

Innovators from Israel come together to aid the bushfire crisis in Australia. Photo by Tal Raviv

February 5, 1:44 pm

Israeli innovators brainstorm solutions for Australia bushfires

Naama Barak

The winning team of the Hack@Tal hackathon hard at work. (Michael Erenburg)

July 14, 11:00 am

Orthodox female students develop wireless oxygen monitor

Naama Barak

The Great Minds JCT Hackathon 2019 winning team of Daniel Vofchuk, David Zimberknopf and Daniel Grunberger. Photo by Michael Erenburg

June 2, 2:12 pm

J’lem hackathoners hatch bright idea for ambulance crews

Abigail Klein Leichman

Mobile ad-tech firm Mobfox devoted a hackathon to solving challenges for the SOS Pets charity. Photo: courtesy

May 29, 7:00 am

Hackathon finds high-tech solutions for homeless pets

Abigail Klein Leichman

Masaki Kagesawa presents his team’s project on bitcoin mining for charities to the judges. Photo by Eytan Rubinstein

January 31, 9:24 am

College students from 13 countries learn coding in TLV

ISRAEL21c Staff