From sky:
Footage that emerged last week showing a Palestinian man fatally shot while waving a white flag in Gaza will be reviewed, an Israeli military official has said.
An unidentified official admitted the video has raised concerns of possible wrongdoing by soldiers, but wouldn't say if a formal investigation would take place.
The military says forces take great care to verify targets before striking.
The video, broadcast by ITV News last week, shows a group of five men walking down a street in an area to the west of Khan Younis, a city in the south of Gaza.
The men hold their hands in the air while one waves a white flag, which is an international sign of surrender.
Shots are then heard and 51-year-old Ramzi Abu Sahloul, a Palestinian shopkeeper, is killed.
Ahmed Hijazi, a citizen journalist who filmed the episode, told the Associated Press that an Israeli tank fired on the group.
"After the soldiers shot him, I rushed to help, but the firing continued toward us," he added.
Mr Abu Sahloul speaks to the camera shortly before the incident, which was on 22 January, and says they were trying to reach relatives.
"The Israelis came to us and told us to evacuate, but they didn't let my brother out," he said.
"We want to go and try to get them, God willing."
Within seconds, he is shot dead.