(CNN)An ISIS video showing the horrific killing of a Jordanian air force pilot has stoked anger in the Arab kingdom and left analysts wondering what impact it will have on the U.S.-led coalition fighting the militant group. Jordan already carried out one act of retaliation, executing two terrorist prisoners with ties to al Qaeda in Iraq. One of them was Sajida al-Rishawi, the would-be suicide bomber whose release ISIS had demanded. Protesters gathered in the streets of the Jordanian capital, Amman, and in the home town of the pilot, Moath al-Kasasbeh. But what will ISIS and Jordan do next?
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"I think there's likely to be a backlash" against ISIS, analyst says
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Jordan's government has vowed an "earthshaking retaliation" for the pilot's killing
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But experts say Jordan is unlikely to take independent military action against ISIS
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But it's unclear whether @placeholder leaders are bothered by the condemnation and outrage.
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If that's the case, the recent ISIS threats against the life of @placeholder appear to aimed at publicity rather than serious negotiations.
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He said he expected more commitment to the coalition from @placeholder, including perhaps greater access to its airbases and an increased number of Jordanian sorties.
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He said he expected more commitment to the coalition from Jordan, including perhaps greater access to its airbases and an increased number of @placeholder sorties.
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"What sort of calls are we going to be hearing from the @placeholder street?"