Jerusalem: Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Monday that Israel would not be bound by a nuclear agreement with Iran and would continue to assume herself free to act “without obstacles” against her enemies if necessary.
Indirect talks between Iran and the United States while saving the Iranian 2015 nuclear agreement continued a week ago in Vienna.
French Foreign Minister said on Friday that progress was made, even though time was almost exhausted.
“With regard to nuclear talks in Vienna, we are truly worried.
Israel is not the party over the agreement,” Bennett said in public comments, in a briefing to the Parliament Committee.
“Israel is not bound by what will be written in the agreement, if they are signed, and Israel will continue to maintain full freedom of acting anywhere at any time, without obstacles,” he said.
Israel has asked for power forces to maintain a credible military choice against Iran when they pursue an agreement.
Some experts ask whether Israel, own military ability to stop what he said was an Iranian search for nuclear weapons.
Iran denied that he was looking for atomic weapons.