The UNHRC decision comes as the death toll in Gaza keeps mounting, with nearly 800 Palestinians and 34 Israelis killed so far.
As of July 22, 599 people had been killed in Gaza since the start of the operation, and 147 were children, the OCHA said.
More and more Israeli civil society groups are calling for an end to the invasion in Gaza, but are making little political impact.
Khaled Meshaal will not accept any cease-fire proposal unless it includes lifting the blockade that has been plaguing Gaza since 2006.
Paris has been the scene of heated pro-Palestinian demonstrations since the Gaza conflict erupted.
The FAA is continuing to “monitor and evaluate the situation," while the European Aviation Safety Agency has also issued a warning.
The UN's high commissioner for human rights said that Israel may have violated international laws in its Gaza assault.
Bloomberg: the U.S. government's "flight restrictions are a mistake that hands Hamas an undeserved victory and should be lifted immediately."
The latest clashes between Israel and Gaza -- no strangers to unrest -- are unique for the speed at which the destruction has spread.
The Palestinian Liberation Organization, headed by U.S.-backed Mahmoud Abbas, expressed its support for Hamas’ cease-fire terms.
After the death of two young Americans in Gaza, questions are raised about how U.S. citizens can legally fight for other nations.
The $13 billion Israeli tourism industry was set to have a record year in 2014, but conflict has caused travel to dry up.
With more than 600 dead in Gaza and at least 27 dead in Israel, the two sides still haven't agreed on a cease-fire.
U.S. and Egyptian government officials continue to urge Hamas to reconsider the cease-fire plan to reel back Israeli's escalation in Gaza.
As the Gaza Strip conflict enters its third week, doubts have been cast about the effectiveness of Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system.
The FAA is prohibiting all U.S. air carriers from flying in or out of Tel Aviv after rocket strikes were reported near the airport.
Major U.S. airlines, including Delta and United, are suspending service to Israel amid fears of missile strikes and safety concerns.
The U.S. State Department issued a new warning to American travelers on Monday.
More than 500 Palestinians have died while Israel has lost 27 soldiers and two civilians since the start of the ground operation.
Many Twitter and Instagram users shared graphic pictures of the Gaza Strip after the death toll climbed to a record high on Sunday.
The tunnels are a highly coordinated system Israeli and U.S. officials believe took millions of dollars and possibly decades to build.
The U.S. plans to send $47 million to help the Gaza Strip in the wake of two weeks of fighting that forced thousands to flee.