The weariness kinda makes sense when you remember that Israel has been spending around 10% of its GDP on its incessant warring for the last 3 years, and that's despite all of America's financial backing. By contrast Russia, who everyone in the west keeps claiming is draining itself dry, is only spending about 6%. Israel has also called up much of its reserves to fight these wars, which means its most productive workforce is out of the economy.

The difference between Israel and Russia is that Israel's economy keeps chugging from both investment and trade. And I don't mean just American govt. money. Private investment also continues to flow into Israel, as it's not sanctioned and its production isn't perceived to be at much risk from any of these wars. Even now the BDS (Boycott, Divest, Sanction) movement has barely any success to speak of. The market clearly isn't bothered by the war, so without sanctions it'll keep Israel chugging. And of course Israels' trade is also unimpeded, so besides investment its exports are also still flowing.

Imo this shows BDS is an utter failure as a public consumer movement. Israel may indeed end up isolated eventually, but that'll be more because of political shifts in the overall domestic politics of various countries than cos of BDS. Like the American electorate may be sick of Israel and that might eventually translate to a change in American policy, but that's not a success of BDS. Consumer movements aren't simply political campaigns dependent on elections, they're supposed to be able to push for change in their chosen cause even outside of the electoral cycle, by either pushing politicians or judges for changes in law or even directly in private company policies.

When Russia invaded Ukraine, a whole lot of businesses made a big show of leaving Russia. That exit was rather overblown in the media imo, as plenty stayed and continue to do business there, but the very fact that it happened at all to some scale is telling. They mostly weren't forced to leave, they chose to to promote their brand image or whatever. Yet Israel hasn't had anything of that scale happen to it, despite the existence of an established movement pushing for just that. Not even when the ICC's warrant was issued.

Comparing the corporate exit from Russia versus them sticking around in Israel really shows up how ineffectual the vaunted BDS movement has been.