Hochstein from Ain el-Tineh: I feel saddened as I witness the pain of the Lebanese who long to return home safely and peacefully, striving to build a prosperous future
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Mawlawi: Today's meeting aims to coordinate efforts between the administrative apparatus and the security apparatus, and we commend the role of the army in supporting the security apparatus to maintain security and order
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Mawlawi: We call on everyone to report to the security services any incidents that could disturb security or lead to discord among citizens
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Mawlawi: Patrols must be intensified in all areas, particularly around shelters, to prevent any armed presence or the spread of weapons
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Israeli Finance Minister: It is necessary to reoccupy the Gaza Strip
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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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