War

Last week, Boise State Public Radio reported on an Idaho woman stranded in the Middle East as she tried to find a way out of the region amid escalating military strikes. Ten days after the beginning of the conflict, we have this update on her situation.

Boise State Public Radio spoke to Iranians watching the conflict from Idaho, as bombings continue in the Persian gulf.

As Iran retaliates against American military attacks, one Idaho mother shares the story of her daughter stranded in Qatar.

Charlie Clements went from flying missions in Vietnam to risking his life as a doctor caring for civilians in war zones, making a commitment to nonviolence that would change his life and many others.

Idaho Matters sits down for a conversation about the current war and humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

An interview with Illia Ponomarenko, author of the new book, I Will Show You How It Was. The book is powerful and personal chronicle of the war in Ukraine from the front lines.

Today marks one year since Hamas launched its surprise terrorist attack in Israel, the deadliest attack ever on Israeli soil.

As the Israel-Hamas war rages on, the World Health Organization and Palestinian health authorities are working together to vaccinate Palestinians for polio.

An interview with Sean D. Carberry, author of the new book, Passport Stamps: Searching the World for a War to Call Home. The book is a darkly comic and emotionally-fraught tale of a former NPR journalist who seeks solace in the world’s most dangerous places.

The war in Israel and Gaza may seem worlds away from Idaho, but for Palestinian-born Boise resident Fady the conflict is very real.