Whatever the missile, a 932-mile range gives it the ability--just barely--to strike the Iranian capital of Tehran, as well as the holy city of Qom and the northern city of Tabriz, from a position off the coast of Syria. (Iran's pursuit of nuclear arms is likely the main and enduring driver of Israel's second-strike capability.) That isn't an ideal firing position, and it's been seventeen years since the missile's first flight, so it's also reasonable to assume that the weapon's range has been extended to the point where it can launch against Tehran and even more Iranian cities from a relatively safe location.

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