Arguing for a binational single state does not entail antisemitism.

Evidence

That there remains always the possibility of an Israeli government that does not discriminate against its own Arab citizens and Palestinian noncitizens, as numerous courageous groups and individuals within Israel itself are working under very trying conditions to secure, entails that criticism of Israeli state policy and actions need not be – and often is not – antisemitic. To make out an argument, even, for a single non-ethnoracially configured state incorporating Jews and Palestinians alike is not to call for the demise of Jews or the dissolution of Jewry. — David Theo Goldberg, The Threat of Race, 578