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Making Gaza Livable Again: A Global Effort is NeededCEFR B1

6 Nov 2025

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Adapted from Guest Contributor, Global Voices • CC BY 3.0

Photo by Emad El Byed, Unsplash

AI-assisted adaptation of the original article, simplified for language learners.

The war in Gaza has caused severe destruction. Homes, agricultural land, and water sources have been damaged, leading to a humanitarian crisis. Millions are at risk of starvation, and the environment is suffering from contamination.

To rebuild Gaza, we need to focus not only on structures but also on ecological restoration. This includes cleaning the water, restoring the soil, and managing waste. The health of the environment is vital for the future of the people living there.

A global effort is critical to make Gaza livable again. The actions taken now will determine the future of this region and demonstrate the world’s commitment to healing the environment and helping its people.

Difficult words

  • destruction — damage to something, making it unusable.
  • humanitarian — related to helping people in need.
  • restore — to bring something back to its original condition.
    restoring
  • contamination — the presence of harmful substances.
  • ecological — related to the relationship between living things and their environment.
  • livable — suitable for people to live in.
  • commitment — a promise to do something.

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Discussion questions

  • How can individuals contribute to rebuilding Gaza?
  • Why is ecological restoration important after destruction?
  • What can governments do to support humanitarian efforts?

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