The Model Checking Modulo Theories (MCMT) framework is a powerful model checking technique for verifying safety properties of parameterized transition systems. In MCMT, logical formulas are used to represent both transitions and sets of states and safety properties are verified by an SMT-based backward reachability analysis. To be fully automated , the class of formulas handled in MCMT is restricted to cubes, i.e. existentially quantified conjunction of literals. While being very expressive , cubes cannot define properties with a global termination condition , usually described by a universally quantified formula. In this paper we describe BRWP, an extension of the backward reach-ability of MCMT for reasoning about validity properties expressed as universal cubes, that is formulas of the form ∃i∀j.C(i, j), where C(i, j) is a conjunction of literals. Our approach consists in a tight cooperation between the backward reachability loop and a deductive verification engine based on weakest-precondition calculus (WP). To provide evidence for the applicability of our new algorithm, we show how to make Cubicle, a model checker based on MCMT, cooperates with the Why3 platform for deductive program verification.