Profile
- Type
- Unguided 107 mm artillery rocket
- Conflict side
- Hamas
- Origin
- Iran, derived from the Chinese Type 63 107 mm rocket family
- Service note
- Cold War-derived rocket family with documented Gaza-war evidence in 2023
The Haseb, also identified as the Fajr-1, is an Iranian 107 mm unguided artillery rocket derived from the Chinese Type 63 family. In the Israel-Hamas War it appears in open-source munition documentation from Gaza, where short-range rockets and improvised launch arrangements formed part of Hamas and allied militant indirect-fire attacks on Israeli territory.
OSMP records a probable Haseb/Fajr-1 107 mm rocket in Gaza from a December 2023 IDF source; the linked release described Hamas-area rocket launchers used to fire toward Israel, so this entry treats the system as a short-range Hamas indirect-fire rocket with OSMP's model-identification caveat.
Badr-1 rocketUnguided artillery rocketThe Badr-1 is a Yemeni Houthi-associated rocket that the group unveiled in 2017 and used in the Yemen Civil War for cross-border attacks into Saudi Arabia. Open-source reporting often calls it a ballistic missile, but the UN panel and CSIS describe it as a locally produced, unguided artillery rocket.
Zelzal-1 rocketUnguided artillery rocketThe Zelzal-1 is an Iranian long-range unguided artillery rocket. In the Yemen Civil War, Houthi-aligned forces used it for cross-border attacks into Saudi Arabia and for the March 2017 Sirwah mosque strike in Marib Province.
Ayyash-250 long-range rocketLong-range unguided rocketThe Ayyash-250 is a Hamas long-range unguided rocket presented as part of the group's locally produced Gaza arsenal. In the Israel-Hamas War it was cited in Hamas claims of long-range fire toward northern Israel and Eilat, making it one of the farthest-reaching rocket types associated with Hamas operations from Gaza.
Badr-3 heavy rocketLarge-calibre artillery rocketThe Badr-3 heavy rocket is a large-calibre artillery rocket developed in Iran for Palestinian Islamic Jihad's Gaza arsenal. During the Israel-Hamas War, Israeli forces said they captured Badr-3 rocket parts at a PIJ weapons-production post in northern Gaza, showing the system's role in the enclave's long-range rocket threat.
Locally manufactured fourteen-tube rocket launcherImprovised multi-tube rocket launcherThe locally manufactured fourteen-tube rocket launcher is an improvised Hamas launch assembly for salvo firing short-range rockets from concealed positions in Gaza. In the Israel-Hamas War, IDF-released April 2024 imagery documented Hamas launch positions in the Khan Younis humanitarian zone, illustrating the continued use of locally built launch infrastructure rather than standardized state-manufactured rocket artillery vehicles.