Artillery
| Name | Versions | Type | Origin | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-propelled artillery | |||||
| Bofors L70 | 40mm | Anti-aircraft artillery | Sweden | ||
| Oerlikon | 20mm | Anti-aircraft artillery | Switzerland | ||
| Shipboard anti-aircraft artillery | |||||
| Phalanx CIWS | 20mm | Close In Weapons System | United States | ||
| Multiple rocket launchers | |||||
| FIROS | 122mm | Multiple Launch Rocket System | Italy | ||
| Towed artillery | |||||
| OTO Melara Mod 56 | 105mm | Towed howitzer | Italy | ||
| K6 | 120mm | Heavy mortar | Israel | ||
| M29 | 81mm | Medium mortar | United States | ||
| Brandt LR | 60mm | Light mortar | France | ||
| Bofors L70 | 40mm | Towed anti-aircraft artillery | Sweden | ||
| Bofors L60 | 40mm | Towed anti-aircraft artillery | Sweden | ||
| Oerlikon | 20mm | Towed anti-aircraft artillery | Switzerland | ||
| Anti-shipping missile | |||||
| Gabriel | Mk. II | Anti-shipping missile | Israel | ||
| Anti-aircraft missiles | |||||
| SA-18 | 72.2mm | Anti-aircraft missile | Russia | ||
| Sea Sparrow | RIM-7 | Anti-aircraft missile | United States | ||
| Light anti-tank weapons | |||||
| RPG-75 | Anti-tank weapon | 68mm | Czech Republic | ||
| B300 | Anti-tank weapon | 82mm | Israel | ||
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