Former Israeli Ambassador Alon Pinkas told Al Jazeera that Israel's diplomatic isolation will not significantly alter voters' choices in the upcoming election. Pinkas noted that anti-Netanyahu voters primarily blame the Prime Minister for the country's isolation, rather than broader government policy. He added that some believe the isolation will disappear once Netanyahu is out, while others are confident Israel can withstand such pressures with Donald Trump's support. Pinkas stressed that regardless of the outcome, Israel's status as an "outcast" in parts of Western Europe and among younger US Democrats will be a new challenge for the government.