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Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has said he will have no obligations under any agreement reached on nuclear talks with Iran in Vienna.
Bennett at the meeting of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee of the Israeli Parliament made statements regarding the national security agenda.
Stating that Iran is the main problem for Israel, Bennett said: “Iran is the head of the octopus that constantly threatens Israel with its representatives and expanses across Israel’s borders.”
“They deal with Iran and its activities day and night. “Now, we are not just moving towards a continuous concept of defense, but towards a continuous concept of attack,” said Bennett.
Stressing that they are “absolutely concerned” about the nuclear negotiations in Vienna, the Israeli prime minister said: “Israel is not a party to the agreement. Israel is not bound by what will be written there if any agreement is signed. “Israel will always and everywhere defend its unrestricted freedom of action.”
Iran is negotiating with France, Britain, Germany, Russia and China in Vienna, Austria, to reinstate the 2015 nuclear deal.
On the other hand, the United States of America (USA) participates in the talks indirectly.
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