Israeli strikes kill dozens in Gaza including civilians seeking aid, health workers say

Here is a 180-word summary of the news article: Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed dozens, including civilians seeking aid and health workers, according to Palestinian health officials. The strikes come amid an ongoing offensive by Israel against Hamas, the militant group that controls Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the United Nations that Israel "must finish the job" in Gaza, suggesting the military campaign will continue. The conflict between Israel and Hamas has been raging for over a week, with Hamas firing rockets into Israel and Israel launching airstrikes in response. The latest strikes hit residential areas, a refugee camp, and a road leading to a hospital, killing at least 33 people, including 6 children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Doctors Without Borders reported that one of its staff members was killed in the attacks. The UN has warned of a possible "full-scale war" if the violence is not halted. Both sides have faced international calls for an immediate ceasefire, but the fighting shows no signs of abating.