A longer-range missile dubbed Jericho-2 and developed from the mid-1970s to the late 1980s included a longer length (15 meters) and bigger diameter (1.35 meters) but identical payload.

Jericho-1 missile system had a range of 500 kilometers (approximately 310.6 miles) and could carry a 1,000-kilogram (about 2,205-pound) payload, though it had a 50 percent chance of hitting within ...

On paper, Israel and Iran rank among the top 20 global military powers, at 15th and 16th place, respectively, based on their ...

Shrapnel from Iranian missile kills Palestinian man near Jericho Gazan laborer Sameh al-Asali, 37, believed to be the sole victim from the 180 ballistic missiles launched by Tehran; two people ...

Indeed, CSIS assesses that the introduction of the Jericho 3 likely means the older Jericho 2s are being phased out. These newer missiles have a range of anywhere between 2,982 miles to 4,038 miles.

Iran launched a massive volley of missiles into Israel Tuesday, but the only reported death is a Palestinian man struck by a piece of errant shrapnel, according to reports.

The man was identified as Samih Asali, 37, originally from the Gaza Strip but residing in Jericho. ... Footage shared online showed large crowds of Palestinians celebrating the missile attack.

Sameh al-Asali, who was sheltering in the city of Jericho in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, was killed when a large missile fragment slammed into him. By Adam Rasgon Reporting from Jerusalem ...

A 37-year-old Palestinian man was killed by shrapnel in the large-scale missile attack launched by Iran against Israel on Tuesday night, officials said, apparently the only fatality in the ...