[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

In The New York Times photo essay "Attack on Tyre," a photograph of a man who appears dead is accompanied with the caption reading "bodies were still buried under the rubble." However, in a later photograph in the same series, the same man appears to be walking in the foreground of a photo. The Times issued a correction for the first photograph, stating that the man was injured.

"He was injured." Sounds like a hell of an injury if he was up walking around afterwards LOL. So what's the theme? "Evil Israelis cause man to stub his toe on the corner of a building."

[Frumious Bandersnatch]

Yeah, injured, as the NY Times says in helping out in the rescue effort. Then why is he pictured as pretty much naked? That must have been some injury.