Palestine-in-Exile

The Palestine-in-exile government, also known as The Government of the State of Palestine in Exile, was a continuation of the Palestinian government that relocated to the city of Al-Wajh (الوجه) in Arabia (السعودية) in 2016, two years after the conclusion of World War III. Presently, the government maintains a de jure state of war with Israel (إسرائيل), although no significant fighting has been reported since 2018.
During the Occupation of Palestine, discussions between Arabian and Palestinian leaders ensued regarding the establishment of a government within Arabia. Agreement was reached just three days later, solidifying Palestine's claim to all former Israeli lands, including the Golan Heights (هضبة الجولان). In collaboration with Arabia, Palestine will relocate its government officials and citizens to Al-Wajh, with the city serving as the interim capital. 
Arabia has proposed the construction of a new city near Riyadh (الرياض), which will be under the careful administration of the Palestinian government until their return. Construction of the city is scheduled to commence in late 2024. Additionally, the exile government has garnered recognition from various Arabic countries and has been acknowledged by the United Nations (الأمم المتحدة), which were now cancelled due to the Israel-Palestine Unification in 2024
== Background and Formation ==
On May 31, 2009, just two months after the commencement of World War III, Israel initiated the repopulation of the West Bank with Israelis, an action that incited anger among the Arab countries. The Palestinian National Authority (PNA) reports this issue to the United Nations (UN), to which Israel did not respond. Israel declared war a month later on June 12th and attacked Gaza, launching rockets into the area. This action displaced 2 million Gazans within a week, with 554 rockets fired, 311 of which were claimed by Hamas in 2009. In February of the same year, Israel attacked Gaza again, announcing its intention to annex all of Palestine. Hearing this, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Saudi Arabia declared war on Israel within three months.
Israel subsequently took over Palestine and Lebanon, launching Operation Boatride with the goal of annexing the Suez Canal area. One month later, Israel announced the borders it desired. Following the conflict, Israel emerged victorious and fulfilled its promise to take over the lands it desired. The UN proposed the occupation of the Egyptian lands desired by Israel after the fall of Egypt in 2011. After the war, the UN took control of the government of Egypt, and Israel acquired the desired land peacefully through negotiations without further conflict.
In 2024, in an unprecedented move towards peace and cooperation, the Palestinian government merged with the Israeli government to form a new governing body known as the Levantine Government.