The Israeli company Rafael presented the long-range cruise missile Super Korah. According to the developer, he received a warhead weighing approximately 454 kg and it was designed to hit particularly important strategic targets. The numerical value of the range does not appear in the press release.
Super Ice is based on ice-breaking technologies. Rafael claims the missile's new autonomous navigation, low-altitude flight with a terrain tracker and the ability to be used in all weather conditions. The electro-optical guidance system uses image matching technology to determine movement parameters and reach the target.
The missile is designed for air, land and sea launch platforms. That is, it is absolutely possible to use it from a land platform.
The flight range of the missile, as already mentioned, has not been officially announced. But you can make some estimates: the icebreaker and seabreaker have a claimed range of about 300 km. If we take into account that Super Ice is significantly larger (equal in size to the American Tomahawk, and has a warhead 4 times heavier than that of the Icebreaker), then the range of the newest missile could be several times higher: about 800-1000 km. True, the difference from that "Tomahawk" is that it does not use an aircraft carrier, but here it is provided.