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Topic: Anti-Semitism isn’t dead yet
General Purpose: To bring about understanding
Specific Purpose: I want my audience to be aware of the current anti-Semitic culture
Thesis: Anti-Semitism has changed “its face� and hides in plain sight

If you don’t think that Anti-Semitism is alive and well then get this: In April of this year, in Miami beach, Florida, unknown individuals set a Chabad synagogue on fire, using the Torah books inside as kindling.
This is Boca Raton, which is famous for being heavily populated by people of the Jewish faith, considering this, its safe to assume you know and/or care about someone who is Jewish.
According to Paulasays.com Anti-Semitic attacks have been on the rise, increasing exponentially every year, and failing economies will only lead to more and more violence
Today I am going to speak of Anti-Semitism and how it might effect you

Problem
Anti-Semitic acts are violent and destructive my nature
Indications show this is going to......

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Approximate Word Count: 339
Approximate Pages: 2 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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