Israeli occupation Prime Minister Naftali Bennett addressed the Vienna talks at the end of the first round. "I told our friend that Iran is carrying out nuclear blackmail, and we must not give in to it," he said in a message he issued, according to the Israeli newspaper Walla!.

"Iran is violating all the rules. It already began enriching uranium at the very high level of 60% in April of this year," he added.

"The obvious thing is to put it in place, and the West certainly has the tools to do that. Certainly, we must not keep making more and more concessions until it stops -  that is not how bullying is dealt with," he asserted.

In the face of such "forceful moves", Bennett said, "We must act decisively and swiftly by economic, political, and other means to make it clear that we will not tolerate this."

The Israeli occupation's Prime Minister concluded by saying, "We will not rest or be silent until we prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear bomb."

Following Bennett's calls with US state secretary Antony Blinken, Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Saeed Khatibzadeh said all the Iranian delegation in the Vienna Talks will not take orders from the prime minister of the Israeli occupation. 

Israeli Security Minister Benny Gantz, who will visit the United States next week, also issued a letter in which he wrote, "I am sure that the United States is committed to its promise that Iran will not have nuclear weapons - this is a global, regional, and Israeli interest."

"The United States and Israel share common values ​​and interests - this is how it will be and will continue to be so," Gantz wrote. "The military, intelligence, and security are deepening."