It is, however, unlikely that Israel would organize a bombing of a US embassy. The only plausible reason for bombing their closest ally would be to whip up an anti-Islamic frenzy in the United States, making it more likely to support Israeli actions against Islamic states. This, however, would be unnecessary, as the United States has largely supported Israeli actions since its inception after World War II. Thus, it does not make sense that Israel would risk losing United States backing for what would only be at most an extremely small increase in already extremely large US support.

If anything, this action could spell consequences for Yemen. Instead of making the United States turn against Israel, it will most likely seem as if the Yemeni Government is taking advantage of the situation to unjustly drum up anti-Israeli sentiment, which it most likely is. While any serious repercussions are unlikely, it could be somewhat embarrassing for Yemen on the world stage.