I can’t even begin to visualise how many products would be missing from ever y sector of the market with sanctions on Israeli goods.
https://boycott-israel.org/boycott.html
I heard about exactly 2 of the actual Israeli companies on this boycott list (Sodastream and Fiverr). Most are “just” international companies with some ties to Israel, this often means supplying the IDF.
Israel does not even seem to produce that much consumer goods. 50% of their exports are computer tech, a significant part of it is cybersecurity and surveillance tech. Intel, Micron & Co. are producing some chips in Israel, although the global chip market is properly fucked anyway. Also in a case of sanctions they would probably just adjust their supply lines so the production from Israel goes somewhere else and some other country sends its production to the EU. Another big sector is cut diamonds.
I feel like nearly no private person would even notice it if Israeli goods disappeared. Ban them now. Nothing of value is lost.
Most of the international companies are listed there because they are supplying their products to Israel, not because Israel is exporting goods.
Even if the sanctions include companies that supply Israel: If a company is forced to decide between trade with 10 million Israelis or 450 million EU-citizens, the EU wins every time. The companies would just stop trading with Israel and continue trade with the EU. The market is too big to lose.