This paper presents material from interviews with Israeli Jews and Arabs concerning the Intifada (Palestinian uprising to gain freedom from Israeli rule); interviews were conducted during a visit to Israel. The material is offered to teachers interested in teaching about the Arab-Israeli conflict. An analysis of the interviews revealed several conclusions, including: there was very little personal interaction between Israeli Jews and Arabs, the majority of Jews interviewed were willing to give up land for peace, and the majority of Arab Israelis interviewed wanted peace and the freedom to choose their own destiny. A number of activities for teachers to conduct with students are suggested. (DB)