Coalition Air Strike, Coordinated With Israel for the First Time Against Houthi Targets, Signals That Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Could Be Next

‘This coordinated attack is a message to Iran,’ a terrorism researcher and former Likud Knesset member, Anat Berko, says.

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Houthi supporters wave Palestinian and Yemeni flags during an anti-Israel rally at Sana'a, Yemen, January 10, 2025. AP/Osamah Abdulrahman

Iran’s nuclear facilities could be next: That’s the message analysts are taking after an American-led coalition for the first time struck Houthi targets in coordination with the Israeli air force. Many expect additional aerial strikes to follow. 

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