Mosab Abu Toha and his family have made it to Egypt.

Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha, his wife, and their three children have made it to Egypt.

Abu Toha—whose Twitter feed these past eight weeks has been a litany of eyewitness horrors, desperate pleas for help to the international community, and achingly beautiful snippets of poetry—was kidnapped by Israeli forces on November 19th while trying to enter Egypt at the Rafah checkpoint. He was carrying his three-year-old son Mustafa at the time.

After being beaten, interrogated, and stripped of his possessions, Abu Toha was released two days later.

On Saturday evening, a source close to the family told CNN that Abu Toha and his family have finally been able to leave Gaza, and this was confirmed by Abu Toha himself yesterday afternoon in a message filled with anguish for those still trapped in the besieged enclave.

1- Dear friends, I made it to Egypt today morning with my wife and three children.
My heart and mind are not yet safe as my parents and siblings and their little kids continue to be in danger.
Just in the past 24 hours, Israeli killed more than 700 people.

— Mosab Abu Toha (@MosabAbuToha) December 3, 2023