Qatar is working behind the scenes to de-escalate tensions and Palestine following Israeli attacks. Astronomers and Qatar have predicted the date for AIDL fitter. Qatar is set to build two more solar power plants and finally all the updates from the 2023 Emmy in Qatar. Hi, it's AID. This is the roundup here are today's top stories. Qatar official has confirmed that Doha is acting as a mediator to reduce tensions in the Occupyke Palestinian territories as Israel continues its aggression against Palestinians since Wednesday last week. Israeli forces have stormed Aleksal Mosque, firing stun grenades and attacking Palestinians gathering for Ramadan prayers. Israel has also launched aerial bombardments on the besieged Reza Strip, damaging a number of buildings as well as a children's hospital. Now, astronomers and Qatar have made their predictions for this year's AIDL fitter. The experts say the annual post-Romadhan celebration will fall on the 21st of April. However, the official decision remains to be declared by the Moon citing committee, which often takes place in the last couple of days of Ramadan. Now, Qatar Energy has announced that Qatar will have two more solar power plants built in the next two years. With a combined capacity of 818 megawatts, the solar power plants are part of the Gulf States plant transition to clean energy. The KSPP plant is one of the largest solar power plants in terms of size and capacity in the region. And finally, the Emmy Cup is well underway with the start of the quarter finals, the Arabi swiftly eliminated second division club Al-Muayyadir, two-no to book their place in the final four. Coming up on Sunday evening, Al-Ghavafah take on Al-Shahaniya with Al-Saliya versus Al-Juhayran, and Umsalal versus Al-Sat taking place in the coming week. Thank you for joining us. For more of our stories, head over to our website www.tohanuse.co. Have a great day.