Mosab Abu Toha

About the Author

Mosab Abu Toha is a Palestinian poet, translator, and educator born and raised in the Gaza Strip, where he witnessed the profound impacts of conflict and resilience firsthand. As the founder of the Edward Said Library in Gaza City, he has dedicated himself to fostering literacy and cultural exchange in a region often isolated by political turmoil. His poetry draws from personal experiences of displacement, loss, and the enduring spirit of his homeland, blending intimate reflections with vivid imagery to illuminate the human cost of occupation. Abu Toha's work has been featured in prestigious outlets like The New York Times and Poetry Magazine, earning him international acclaim for giving voice to the unheard narratives of Gaza. Through his writing, he bridges divides, inviting readers to confront the hidden layers of life under siege.