That would fall under the 'Jewish global conspiracy theories' I mentioned
No. But I do see anti-Semitism when
- Israel is singled out for criticism by people who look the other way when its numerous Islamic neighbours engage in far worse atrocities more regularly;
- Israel is called an 'apartheid state' when, until very recently, its Arab citizens enjoy full rights to vote and be elected in the Knesset; they have freedom to worship as they see fit. Such criticisms are usually made by people who either don't know or don't care that the Middle East was once full of Jews but numerous Muslim countries expelled their Jews and took all their stuff, forcing them to flee to Israel and other democracies;
- Israel is called a racist state when Jews cannot safely exist in countries surrounding Israel, and seemingly are not allowed to have their own, but Arabs have so many nations where they're a majority who don't need to worry about their rights being infringed;
- Israel is basically not allowed to defend itself from a population who has been in a state of war against its citizens since before Israel's inception. Remember when before the wall went up and rockets were landing on Israeli civilians on a daily basis? I remember. If the Arabs unilaterally disarm, peace will return. If Israel unilaterally disarms, it will cease to exist shortly thereafter.
I also see anti-Semitism in tarring the Jewish people with the same brush i.e. 'they were the original violent warlike nation'.