Problems in Israeli Prisons

以色列監獄的問題


Introduction

Many Palestinians are in Israeli prisons. Reports say they are treated very badly.

許多巴勒斯坦人在以色列監獄中。報告指出他們受到非常糟糕的對待。

Main Body

Israel keeps 3,500 people in prison without a trial. Some are children. A doctor named Hussam Abu Safiya is in prison. He is very sick because guards hit him.

以色列在未經審判的情況下,將 3,500 人關押在監獄中。其中有些人是兒童。一名叫 Hussam Abu Safiya 的醫生目前在獄中。因為被獄警毆打,他的病情非常嚴重。

Some prisoners stay in a dark place underground. This place has no sunlight. Many prisoners lose a lot of weight. Some guards make prisoners take off their clothes.

一些囚犯被關在地下暗室。這個地方沒有陽光。許多囚犯體重嚴重下降。有些獄警還強迫囚犯脫掉衣服。

Many people are missing. One group says 2,000 people disappeared. Also, 100 people died in prison. Israel does not give the bodies back to their families.

許多人失蹤了。一個組織表示有 2,000 人失蹤。此外,有 100 人在獄中死亡。以色列不將遺體交還給他們的家屬。

Israel puts doctors and journalists in prison. This hurts the Palestinian community. The UK government is worried about violence in the prisons.

以色列將醫生和記者關進監獄。這對巴勒斯坦社區造成了傷害。英國政府對監獄內的暴力現象感到擔憂。

Conclusion

The situation is very bad. People are still hurt and missing.

情況非常糟糕。仍有人受傷且失蹤。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'People' Pattern

In this text, we see a simple way to describe groups of people. To reach A2, you need to know how to say how many and who they are.

1. Counting People

  • Many Palestinians → (A lot of people)
  • Some are children → (A few people)
  • One group → (Only 1)
  • 2,000 people → (A specific number)

2. Naming Jobs (Who they are)

  • A doctor → Hussam
  • Guards → The people who watch the prison
  • Journalists → The people who write news

3. Quick Grammar Tip When we talk about one person, we use is. When we talk about many people, we use are.

  • A doctor is in prison.
  • Many Palestinians are in prison.

Key Words to Remember:

  • Missing → Not found
  • Community → A group of people living together

Vocabulary Learning

trial (n.)
A meeting in a court to decide if someone did something wrong
Example:The man had a trial to see if he was guilty.
guards (n.)
People whose job is to watch and protect a place
Example:The guards stand at the door of the prison.
underground (adj./adv.)
Below the surface of the earth
Example:The train moves underground in the city.
disappeared (v.)
Went away suddenly and cannot be found
Example:The cat disappeared from the garden.
journalists (n.)
People who write news stories for newspapers or TV
Example:Journalists ask many questions during the interview.
community (n.)
A group of people who live in the same area or have the same interests
Example:Our local community helps people in need.
violence (n.)
Using physical force to hurt someone
Example:The police want to stop violence in the streets.
Practice A2 words in a crossword