Iran on Friday displayed a home-built combat drone that it said had a range of 2,000 kilometers, 1,250 miles, naming it Garzu in honor of the Palestinian struggle against Israel, State media reported. Iran has large missile and drone program, regarding such weapons as an important deterrent and retaliatory force against the United States and other adversaries in the event of war. The West sees Iran's missiles both as a conventional military threat to regional stability and a possible delivery mechanism for nuclear weapons should tear and develop them. Iran denies trying to build nuclear arms. The revolutionary guards said the new drone was capable of flying for 35 hours and carrying 13 bombs and 500 kilograms, 1,100 pounds of electronics equipment, the state news agency Erner reported. The head of the revolutionary guards, Major General Hassan Salami, said the new drone was named Garzu in honor of those in the land who stand today against the invasion and aggression of the Zionists. Israel, the guards website reported, although leaders of Palestinian militant groups in Garzu, including Hamas and Islamic jihad, have frequently praised Iran's financial and military support. Iran has usually not given public confirmation of its weapons supply. But Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali came and I last year hailed Iran's supply of arms to Palestinians. A truce between Israel and Hamas took hold on Friday after the worst fire in 10 years.