The investigation starts as the British and the US foreign
secretaries arrive in Tel Aviv amid efforts to stop the
bloodshed.  22:20, UK, Wednesday 23 July 2014  An international
inquiry into Israel's actions in Gaza has been launched, after
the UN's Human Rights Commissioner said there was a "strong
possibility" the country was guilty of war crimes.  The
46-member Human Rights Council backed a Palestinian-drafted
resolution to begin the investigation by 29 votes, with Arab and
fellow Muslim countries joined by China, Russia and Latin
American and African nations.  The United States was the only
member to vote against, while European countries - including the
UK - abstained.  pic: @Astro_Alex  It came after Human Rights
Commissioner Navi Pillay told the emergency debate in Geneva
that Israel's punitive house demolitions and killing of
Palestinians raised serious concerns about excessive use of
force by the Jewish state.  Ms Pillay also condemned the
indiscriminate firing of rockets and mortars by Hamas into I