War News in Lebanon and Gaza

黎巴嫩與加薩戰爭新聞

Jun 15, 2026, 15:16
Middle EastWorld

Introduction

The US and Iran have a new deal. Now, the fighting in southern Lebanon is stopping. But in Gaza, the fighting continues.

美國與伊朗達成了一項新協議。目前黎巴嫩南部的戰鬥已停止，但在加薩，戰鬥仍在持續。

Main Body

The US and Iran agreed to stop the war in Lebanon. Pakistan helped them. Now, Hezbollah and Israel stop most of their attacks. But Israel still keeps soldiers in some areas. Lebanon and Hezbollah are angry about this.

美國與伊朗同意停止黎巴嫩戰爭，巴基斯坦提供了協助。目前真主黨與以色列已停止大部分攻擊，但以色列在部分地區仍部署士兵。黎巴嫩與真主黨對此感到憤怒。

The war in Lebanon started on March 2. Many people died and 1.2 million people left their homes. Now, the government says it is not safe to go home. There are many bombs in the streets.

黎巴嫩戰爭於 3 月 2 日開始，造成多人死亡，且有 120 萬人離開家園。目前政府表示回家並不安全，因為街道上留有許多炸彈。

In Gaza, the situation is bad. The US made a deal in October 2025, but Israel still sends soldiers into Gaza every day. Many people are dead. Leaders in Cairo are trying to find a solution, but they do not agree.

加薩的情況很糟糕。美國在 2025 年 10 月達成了一項協議，但以色列每天仍向加薩派遣士兵。許多人喪生。開羅的領導人正試圖尋找解決方案，但他們未能達成共識。

Conclusion

The deal helped Lebanon, but the region is still dangerous. Israel is still in some areas and the Gaza deal did not work.

該協議對黎巴嫩有所幫助，但該地區依然危險。以色列仍駐紮在部分地區，且加薩協議未能奏效。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The Power of 'STILL'

In this text, the word still is used many times. It is a very useful word for A2 students to describe a situation that does not change.

How it works: Use it when something started in the past and is continuing now.

Examples from the text:

  • "Israel still keeps soldiers..."
  • "Israel still sends soldiers..."

Simple Pattern: Person/Thing →\rightarrow still →\rightarrow action

Compare these two:

  1. "The fighting is stopping." (Change happening ✓\checkmark)
  2. "The fighting is still happening." (No change ✓\checkmark)

🌍 Places vs. People

Notice how the text mixes names of countries with groups of people. To reach A2, you must see the difference:

Country (Place)Group/People
LebanonHezbollah
GazaLeaders in Cairo
IranThe US Government

Vocabulary Learning

deal (n.)
An agreement between two or more people or countries.
Example:The two countries signed a peace deal to stop the war.
continue (v.)
To keep happening or to keep doing something.
Example:The rain will continue for two more days.
attack (n.)
An act of using violence to hurt someone or damage a place.
Example:The city suffered a surprise attack at night.
government (n.)
The group of people who rule a country.
Example:The government is making new laws about schools.
situation (n.)
The set of things that are happening at a particular time.
Example:The situation at the airport is very busy today.
solution (n.)
An answer to a problem.
Example:We need to find a solution to the traffic problem.
region (n.)
A specific area of a country or the world.
Example:This region is famous for its beautiful mountains.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause a problem.
Example:It is dangerous to walk alone in the dark.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→