If Israel imposes a quota on automobiles imported from the United States, the likely outcome is:
Israeli consumers will purchase fewer automobiles, and Israeli producers will manufacture more automobiles.
Imposing a quota limits the number of foreign automobiles that can be imported, which typically leads to a reduction in the availability of those automobiles in the market. Consequently, consumers may have fewer options and possibly face higher prices, leading to a decrease in overall purchases. Meanwhile, local producers may take advantage of the reduced competition from imports and increase their production to fill the gap in the market.