Army Chopper drops flyers to Fatah al-Islam militants
The Lebanese Army Command on Tuesday told Fatah al-Islam terrorists that they are committing suicide by refusing to surrender to its troops in the northern refugee camp of Nahr al-Bared.
An army helicopter dropped flyers to Fatah al-Islam terrorists entrenched in a tiny enclave on the camp's southern edge urging them to surrender and allow their dependents to leave the war zone.

"Your case of fighting the Lebanese Army is not just. You are fighting in vain the army of Lebanon and the will of the Lebanese people. Maintaining the fight increases the pain endured by the Lebanese and Palestinian peoples," the army command said in the statement.

"Allow the women and children to determine their own destiny because holding them (against their will) is a crime. Achieving justice is the shortest way leading to ending the present situation," the statement added.

It told Fatah al-Islam militants that "losing time and rejecting the army's repeated calls on you to surrender and face a just trial is a decision to commit suicide, for which you are held responsible."