Group : Bombs
Status : Active
Origin : Israel
Contractor : Elbit Systems
Total Production : ?

The Lizard relies on a semi active laser guidance kit to hit its assigned target with outstanding precision. Its high kill probability ensures the minimum number of weapons delivered in order to take out the target. The guidance kit has been designed to operate withstanding jamming. Switching from the laser to the Infrared (IIR) seeker a Lizard bomb can be turned into Opher. The Lizard 2 and Lizard 3 are fitted with a laser seeker while the Lizard 4 utilizes a dual mode guidance system combining a laser seeker and GPS/INS.

The Lizard laser-guided bomb has been sold to the Italian Air Force for use on its AMX training/light attack aircraft.

Group : Bombs
Status : Active
Origin : Israel
Contractor : Elbit Systems
Total Production : ?

The Opher uses an infrared seeker that enables autonomous target designation after and before launch. This principle is also referred to as launch and forget because the weapon guides to its target using only its infrared homing head. Thanks to the IR technology, the Opher bomb can operate even in adverse weather. In addition, a single aircraft can release various Opher bombs simultaneously against separated targets. The Opher bomb converts into Lizard by switching the seeker. The Opher is only suitable against targets with high heat signature such as armored vehicles and ships.

Group : Bombs
Status : Active
Origin : Israel
Contractor : Elbit Systems
Total Production : ?

The GPS-Aided Lizard (GAL) combines the proven laser-based Lizard guidance system with GPS/INS information. The resulting weapon can operate in all weather conditions and has an extended range thanks to the GPS/INS. The terminal guidance can be alternatively laser or GPS according to the mission requirements. The GAL can be applied to the Opher Infrared guided weapon also manufactured by Elbit Systems.