 On 3 April, it was reported that both the Israeli and Palestinian pathologist ruled that it was the bullet of the Kfir Brigade soldier who shot the wounded al-Sharif in Hebron and killed him.It was also noted by the prosecution that the temperature during the incident was cold, debunking claims that wearing of a coat by Sharif made it suspicious that he might be wearing an explosive vest.The military prosecution announced on 14 April that the soldier will be charged with manslaughter.