During a heated Head to Head debate, Oliver Kamm accuses Norman Finkelstein of being a "hack writer" and making factual errors. Finkelstein responds by citing renowned Holocaust historian Raul Hilberg, explaining that his controversial figures were based on Hilberg's research and recounting Hilberg's public defense of his work. The exchange ends with one of Finkelstein's most memorable closing remarks, leaving the audience to judge the debate for themselves. Who made the stronger argument? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments. Subscribe to Noble Impact for powerful debates, intellectual discussions, and thought-provoking interviews.
