Palestinian reporter Shireen Abu Akleh was working for Al Jazeera's Arabic language channel when she was shot in the city of Jenin on 11 May
Israel initially said Ms Abu Akleh may have been shot by militants, but later said a soldier may have hit her by accident during an exchange of fire.
A senior military official who briefed journalists on the findings of the investigations said:"We can say for 100% sure that no IDF soldier intentionally directed fire on a reporter or non-involved person on the ground."
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