Defense Ministry sources revealed today that Israel’s army is struggling to meet the threat from a Palestinian “super rock” which it is feared will decimate Israel’s tank forces in the Occupied Territories. Israeli spokesmen have long defended the use of live ammunition, tanks and helicopters against Palestinian civilians who are either unarmed, or armed with rocks, by arguing that rocks, too, can be deadly. Avraham Avinunu reports for BNN. Read more about Israeli army fears new Palestinian "Super Rock" 

Evangelicals, Likudniks, and Neo-Cons come out of the closet to battle evil, hasten the End Time—and secure Republican House seats before half the electorate is raptured out of key voting districts. BNN’s Loreh al-Malikeh goes behind the scenes of the new Goy Pride movement to ask: “What would a certain rabble-rousing itinerant preacher from Nazareth do?” Read more about Apocalypse, Nu? 

Setting aside war and terror, Israelis are following their government’s advice and resuming their normal routines: going to work, taking kids to school, and having dinner in restaurants. And harassing Palestinians. Mandela Ibn Madroob reports from Kiryat Arba. Read more about Lives of Israelis finally getting back to normal 

Shaggy Farrel, ghost writer to US President George W. Bush, admitted that he made some crucial errors in his draft of Bush’s remarks to the United Nations. BNN’s diplomatic correspondent checks the implications. Read more about Bush's ghost writer: 'I made a mistake in UN speech' 

Paddington Bear, beloved of children all over the world, has converted to Judaism with his tribe of teddy bears and led them from Darkest Peru to the West Bank. BNN’s Avraham Avinunu travels to Kiryat Dov and meets this famous, yet cuddly toy in his new home. Read more about Peruvian Teddy Bears Convert to Judaism, Move to Settlement