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Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:31 PM

Lebanese Army soldiers and relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro carry his coffin during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST MILITARY)

Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:25 PM

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO IN LEBANESE Relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro, who was killed during clashes between Lebanese Army soldiers and Islamist militants in Arsal, mourn during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:23 PM

REFILE - CORRECTING TYPO Relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro, who was killed during clashes between Lebanese Army soldiers and Islamist militants in Arsal, mourn during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:22 PM

Relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro, who was killed during clashes between Lebanses Army soldiers and Islamist militants in Arsal, mourn during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:22 PM

Relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro, who was killed during clashes between Lebanses Army soldiers and Islamist militants in Arsal, mourn during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:21 PM

Lebanese Army soldiers and relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro carry his coffin during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST MILITARY)

Tue, 5 Aug 2014 17:22 PM

Relatives of Alawite soldier Ali Khaddaaro, who was killed during clashes between Lebanses Army soldiers and Islamist militants in Arsal, mourn during his funeral in Talhmera village, Akkar August 5, 2014. A 24-hour ceasefire was agreed on Tuesday to halt fighting between the Lebanese army and Islamist militants who seized the border town of Arsal at the weekend, in the most serious spillover into Lebanon from Syria's three-year-old civil war. At least 16 Lebanese soldiers have been killed in the violence. It is unclear how many militants and civilians have been killed, though death tolls given by security officials and a doctor indicate it is in the dozens. REUTERS/Stringer (LEBANON - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)