IT'S 1948! IT'S A MIRACLE!

Butterfly, I may not have fully gotten the context/background of your response, I found the notion of giving us troubling because it seems to evoke a sense of tribal or spiritual superiority which I suppose is not the case . While I understand that God chose the Israelites( Jews) in the OT to be the vehicle of blessings to the rest of the world, it was not a tribal favour against the rest as in giving us the Bible and Saviour. Christ came as a response to satisfy the righteous demands of God the Father by paying the penalty of death that consequent upon adam and Eve disobeying God. We are commanded to love everybody as you rightly said bearing in mind that it is only through the shed blood of Christ that any, even the unbelieving Jews can be saved. Find below an attachment of someone who dealt briefly on that subject.
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/pdfplus/10.1086/470676

Butterfly, I may not have fully gotten the context/background of your response, I found the notion of giving us troubling because it seems to evoke a sense of tribal or spiritual superiority which I suppose is not the case . While I understand that God chose the Israelites( Jews) in the OT to be the vehicle of blessings to the rest of the world, it was not a tribal favour against the rest as in giving us the Bible and Saviour. Christ came as a response to satisfy the righteous demands of God the Father by paying the penalty of death that consequent upon adam and Eve disobeying God. We are commanded to love everybody as you rightly said bearing in mind that it is only through the shed blood of Christ that any, even the unbelieving Jews can be saved. Find below an attachment of someone who dealt briefly on that subject.
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/pdfplus/10.1086/470676

They exist because God is preserving them for future redemption according to prophecy for the glory of His Name and their good. Bottom line God keeps his promises.

Paul used himself as an example of an excommunicated Israelite grafted back in through faith in Christ. And this has been happening all along. The problem is when people think there will be a national conversion of the Jews. Many scriptures contradict this. Paul says they remain under God's wrath until the end of the world. Technically, they are the gentiles trodding Jerusalem underfoot until the last gentile is converted, which happens at the end of the world.

Paul used himself as an example of an excommunicated Israelite grafted back in through faith in Christ. And this has been happening all along. The problem is when people think there will be a national conversion of the Jews. Many scriptures contradict this. Paul says they remain under God's wrath until the end of the world. Technically, they are the gentiles trodding Jerusalem underfoot until the last gentile is converted, which happens at the end of the world.

Israelites are never ever "technically gentiles" buddy.

Also God said to Abraham He would bless those who bless him and curse those who curse him. God made covenants with Abraham's people which He did not make with any other people, and God does not break or forget His Word.

Yes. Actually, that old Testament promise is fulfilled in the NT in the following scriptures (Galatians)3:29 "And if you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham’s descendants, heirs according to promise" 2) Acts 3:25-26 "It is you who are the sons of the prophets and of the covenant which God made with your fathers, saying to Abraham, ‘And in your seed, all the families of the earth shall be blessed.’ For you first, God raised up His Servant and sent Him to bless you by turning every one of you from your wicked ways".
What I am emphasizing, in essence, is that God is not committed to acting on that promise presently to unbelieving Jews but rather to Christians as the scriptures above illuminate.

I would also add that the promise is for believing Jews to.