Israeli airstrikes hit central and southern Gaza overnight into Saturday, killing at least 14 people.
The airstrikes in Gaza City hit one home housing 11 people, including three women and four children, and another strike hit a tent in Khan Younis housing Palestinians displaced by the Israel-Hamas war, Gaza's Civil Defense said Saturday.
They followed airstrikes earlier this week that hit a tent camp on Tuesday and a United Nations school housing displaced people on Wednesday.
They hit as a campaign to inoculate children in Gaza against polio drew down and the World Health Organization said about 560,000 under 10 have recovered from their first dose, seven out of every eight children the campaign aimed to vaccinate.
The second doses are expected to begin later this month as part of an effort for which the WHO said parties had already agreed to.
WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus described the campaign as “a massive success amidst a tragic daily reality of life” in a post on X on Friday.
