Israel/Palestine

so that the definition will include anything you want.

It's not a very good idea to go from a definition to an example, and then use that example as a definition. Calling Jews "apes and pigs" within the context of your example is of course anti-Semitic according to my definition as well as the (defunct) EUMC working definition. However, this doesn't mean that calling Jews apes and pigs in other contexts is necessarily anti-Semitic, nor should it be used as a definition. For example, calling a person a "smelly pig" or a "big ape" doesn't magically becomes anti-Semitic just because that person happens to be Jewish. It seems perhaps like a stupid example, but the EUMC working definition and the proponents of the idea of the new anti-Semitism are doing exactly that, but with sneakier argumentation that isn't so obvious.