The term "Palestinian people" refers broadly to the Arab population originating from the historic region of Palestine, including those living in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Israel, and the global diaspora. They are represented politically and administratively primarily through the **Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)**, established in 1964 to unify various Palestinian factions and lead the struggle for Palestinian self-determination and statehood[1][3]. The PLO historically combined political advocacy with armed resistance, aiming to liberate Palestine and establish sovereignty, initially rejecting Israeli statehood but evolving over time into a recognized representative body at the United Nations[1][6]. In 1994, the **Palestinian Authority (PA)** was created as an interim self-governing body in the West Bank and Gaza Strip under the Oslo Accords. It administers civil affairs and internal security in parts of these territories, though its authority is limited and complicated by Israeli occupation and internal Palestinian political divisions[2][4]. The PA is dominated by the Fatah party and led by President Mahmoud Abbas, who controls the PA, PLO, and Fatah. However, the PA faces criticism for corruption, political stagnation, and authoritarian tendencies, with governance challenges amplified by Israeli restrictions and rivalry with Hamas, the Islamist militant group controlling Gaza[4][5]. The **Palestinian diaspora** is large and dispersed, with millions of refugees and stateless individuals residing in neighboring Arab countries and worldwide, including significant communities in Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Chile[3]. The Palestinian people have endured displacement and conflict since the 1948 Arab-Israeli war, with ongoing struggles for national recognition and rights. From a business and technology perspective, the Palestinian territories face challenges such as restricted movement, limited infrastructure, and economic constraints due to occupation and political instability, which impact development and innovation. Nonetheless, there are efforts within Palestinian society to advance entrepreneurship and tech initiatives, especially in urban centers like Ram