[finnman69]

Probably this thing.

http://www.meib.org/articles/0211_l2.htm

Last month, the London Sunday Times reported that Iran has deployed Zelzal-2 "ballistic missiles" in Lebanon, capable of "carrying half a ton of chemical or conventional warheads as far as Tel Aviv."9 However, the paper's sensationalist reporting on Mideast military topics does not have a very accurate track record, particularly when it cites unnamed defense sources. The Zelzal-2, in any case, is not a missile, but a 610mm heavy artillery rocket with a 1323 lb (600 kg) payload and range of 130 miles (210 km). The rocket wouldn't quite be able to hit Tel Aviv unless launched from easily-detectable positions straddling the border, but would nevertheless pose an enormous threat to Israeli population centers.

[finnman69]

BTW

The Zelzal-2 likely can carry bio chem warheads

http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/iran/zelzal-2.htm

Clearly this is not somehomehob Katyusha rocket, but a huge vehicle transported weapon.

[NormsRevenge]

Here's a Global security link, sounds about the right size and range..

Mushok 200 Zelzal

deployed in the Bekaa Valley and it sounds like Southern Lebanon for awhile.

[expatpat]

You don't consider an artillery rocket to be a missile?

[b4its2late]

capable of "carrying half a ton of chemical or conventional warheads as far as Tel Aviv

Not good.