The US State Department ordered its citizens whose presence in Lebanon is not necessary to leave immediately
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Prime Minister Najib Mikati: Our solidarity is the strongest response, and the government is doing everything it can to reach a solution, as the enemy has resorted to treachery and crime and pays no heed to laws or international legitimacy
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Mikati: We reaffirm our commitment to international legitimacy and international law, and we demand a ceasefire and the implementation of Resolution 1701, while we continue to fulfill our duties
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US State Department: We ordered some of the US embassy employees and their families to leave Lebanon
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Mikati: I emphasize the necessity of electing a president for the republic during this difficult time and underscore the role of the army and security forces in protecting the nation
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Mikati: I apologize for any shortcomings that may have occurred after the scale of displacement exceeded all expectations, and we will take decisions and measures to welcome our people, while the state remains the protector of its citizens and their guarantor
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Lebanon Declares National Mourning for Nasrallah
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Axios, citing U.S. and Israeli officials: We are concerned that Friday's strike could push Tehran to the brink
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Axios, citing informed sources: Israel asked the U.S. to take steps to deter Iran from attacking Israel in response to the Israeli airstrike in Beirut that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah
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