Hey Look , It's Green Helmet Guy Again.
Gee , he sure gets around and in all the photos.
First we see him helping out in Kana , now, here he turns
up in in the coastal city of Tyre. What a coincidence!


From the three photographers, we have four pictures. The first, shown above left, is from AP's Ben Curtis, who offers this by way of a caption:

Emergency workers rush to remove the lifeless body of a victim of an Israeli missile strike in Tyre, southern Lebanon, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2006. Israel continued its bombardment of Tyre and surrounding areas Sunday and its assault on southern Lebanon.

The second photograph is also from Ben Curtis (above right), while the third is from Al Reuter's Zohra Bensemra, who took a picture of the dead baby at Qana. He offers this caption:

A Lebanese rescue worker talks to his colleagues next to the body of Ali Reda Ghabun, who was killed in an Israeli air strike, at the government hospital in the southern port city of Tyre (Soure) August 6, 2006.

Notice Green Helmet Guy is right there on the job
just as the photographer shows up to help stage this
photo of a dead body.
Lights, Camera ; Green Helmet Guy ready?
Quiet on the set! ACTION!!!

Notice also that the body has a
severed arm which is lying neatly
next to the body so that you will know
that the arm has been severed. An air strike
would normally strew these body parts all over the place.
But let's say it was all done this neatly.
Where is the blood from the severed artery?