Hochstein: The United States aims to resolve the conflict as swiftly as possible and we are actively working to establish a solution that will definitively end the hostilities between Lebanon and Israel
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Hochstein: We spent 11 months trying to manage the crisis, but we were unsuccessful; I consistently warned that the situation needed to be controlled and that a solution was possible, but it was ultimately rejected
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Hochstein: Linking Lebanon's future to other regional conflicts does not serve the interests of the Lebanese people; our aim is to achieve a comprehensive resolution that includes the principles of Resolution 1701
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Hochstein: Obligating both parties to adhere to Resolution 1701 is not sufficient; I have returned to engage in discussions with anyone committed to putting Lebanon on the path to stability
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Hochstein: The Lebanese government needs support from the international community, and the United States and its partners are dedicated to providing that assistance; the government must prioritize the stability of all Lebanese citizens by putting their needs first
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Hochstein: The approach must change from what it has been over the past 18 years through the implementation of Resolution 1701; the international community needs to play a role in assisting Lebanon with reconstruction, and it is committed to doing so
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Hochstein: We must support the Lebanese army as the cornerstone for halting the ongoing turmoil and enabling it to protect the country
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Photos: Saudi aid plane arrives to Lebanon
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Iranian Foreign Ministry: We condemn threats to strike our nuclear facilities, and these threats are in violation of international laws
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