The Iranian leader's account tweeted in Spanish:

The Americans have started to change the map of the world on paper. Of course, it's only on paper.

💢3 million Israelis suffer from PTSD since 7 October, says official report

🔻The report was issued on Tuesday by State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman about the Israeli government’s failure to treat citizens before and after the outbreak of the war. It reveals a series of failures and a lack of preparedness of the mental health system, according to Israeli media.

💢Kamal Adwan Hospital chief subjected to severe torture by 'Israel'

Dr. Husam Abu Safiya's family details the occupation forces' mistreatment of him, with hopes that he will be released soon as part of the coming captive-prisoner exchanges.

🔹Dr. Hussam's legal case came out clean, with charges leveled against him failing to hold up on account of "Israel's" inability to produce corroborating evidence. His family added that his release should be imminent as part of the captive-prisoner exchanges between the occupation and Hamas.

💢Top 5 Israeli violations of Gaza ceasefire deal

🔻Twenty-four days into the ceasefire, Israel’s over 265 violations include military incursions, gunfire, air strikes, intensified surveillance, aid obstruction and abuses of Palestinian detainees’ rights.

💢Prisoner talks only option, Trump’s Gaza plan to fail: Israeli media

🔻Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth confirms that Trump's Gaza plan cannot succeed due to concerns in Jordan and Egypt.

🔻Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth published a report by Amos Gilad, a reserve brigadier general and former head of the political security department at the Ministry of Security, warning that resuming the war on Gaza would endanger the lives of Israeli captives.

🔻The report further dismissed US President Donald Trump’s proposed plan as unviable, emphasizing that both Egypt and Jordan regard the Palestinian issue as a major national security threat.

💢Netanyahu threatens to resume Gaza war within days

🔻Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will end the ceasefire in Gaza if all captives are not released by midday on Saturday. The escalating crisis has drawn condemnation from around the world.

💢Netanyahu “looking for excuse to restart war” in Gaza

🔸Khaled Elgindy, a visiting scholar at Georgetown University, talks about what’s behind Trump’s statement that, unless Hamas returns all Israeli captives by February 15, “all hell will break loose”.

💢Trump fails to rule out Israeli annexation of the occupied West Bank

🔻US President Donald Trump refused to guarantee that Israel will not annex the occupied West Bank. Trump was pressed on the issue following his meeting with the King of Jordan at the White House.

💢Europe sees US as a 'necessary partner, not ally,' poll finds

The polls show a "collapse of trust in Washington’s foreign policy agenda” according to Arturo Varvelli, author of the poll, adding that the EU should look into a more pragmatic approach.

🔻50% of Europeans in member states who were surveyed viewed the United States this way, with 21% only seeing it as an actual ally, suggesting that Europe is shifting towards a more "realistic, transactional" approach towards the States.

💢AP barred from Oval Office for using 'Gulf of Mexico' in style guide

"Limiting our access to the Oval Office based on the content of AP's speech not only severely impedes the public's access to independent news, it plainly violates the First Amendment," the Associated Press's Julie Pace said.

🔹The Associated Press was barred from entering the Oval Office to report on Trump's executive order signing after the agency continued using "Gulf of Mexico" in its style guide, going against Trump's order calling it the "Gulf of America".

🔸In a style note last month, the Associated Press said that Trump's executive order to rename the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America "only carries authority within the United States" emphasizing that "Mexico, as well as other countries and international bodies, do not have to recognize the name change."

💢Netanyahu aides indicted for witness intimidation in corruption case

Prosecutors said that in 2019, while Netanyahu was under investigation, the three aides orchestrated a harassment campaign targeting Shlomo (Momo) Filber, a key state witness in the case.

🔻A Times of Israel report on Tuesday revealed that two current aides and a former associate of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have been indicted on witness intimidation charges linked to Netanyahu's 2019 corruption trial.

🔻The individuals facing charges are Ofer Golan, spokesperson for the Netanyahu family and former director of Likud's 2019 election campaign; Jonatan Urich, a senior strategic advisor to Likud; and Yisrael Einhorn, who previously worked as a party spokesman.

💢Nathan Thrall confronts Israel’s occupation

🔹Pulitzer Prize winning author Nathan Thrall joins Centre Stage to talk about how his experiences, working and living in Israel, Gaza, the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, drove him to write, A Day in the Life of Abed Salama.

🔸Witnessing first hand the discrimination and subjugation of Palestinians, Thrall tells Al Jazeera presenter Tom McRae about Israel’s decades-long system of apartheid and why he still has hope for the future.

💢Danes offer to buy California to spite Trump’s Greenland plans

A satirical petition from Denmark, which owns Greenland, has garnered 200,000 signatures as Trump doubles down on plans to take the island.

🔹Denmark clapped back Wednesday at US President Donald Trump who has called for Canada to become the 51st US state, planned to take over the Panama Canal, floated US ownership of Gaza, and is attempting to buy Greenland

🔸Now, more than 200,000 Danes have signed a satirical petition to buy California from the US.

💢South Africa says 'no chance' to withdraw ICC case against 'Israel'

“Standing by our principles sometimes has consequences, but we remain firm that this is important for the world, and the rule of law," South Africa's justice minister said.

🔹South Africa has promised to go ahead with its genocide Case against "Israel" at the International Criminal Court despite Donald Trump's executive order cutting US assistance to the African country for its "aggressive" action against the United States' biggest ally.

🔸There is "no chance" South Africa would withdraw its ICJ case, regardless of any threats or actions by Trump according to South Africa's Justice Minister.