Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip have resulted in more than a dozen fatalities, coinciding with a critical polio vaccination campaign aimed at immunizing 640,000 children under 10. The campaign was initiated after the first polio case in 25 years was reported, leading health authorities to mobilize vaccination efforts amid ongoing military operations that have devastated Gaza's healthcare infrastructure. Recent attacks included strikes on schools serving as shelters for displaced individuals, with the Israeli military claiming to target Hamas command centers. Over the past 24 hours alone, at least 61 people have been reported killed due to the airstrikes. Negotiations for a ceasefire remain stalled, with both sides exchanging accusations over the conflict's continuation and the use of civilian infrastructure. While health workers strive to achieve high vaccination rates, the violence significantly hampers their efforts.