We always have a choice. No matter how difficult the circumstances that we may be going through, no matter what the problem we are facing with and even if we feel strong pressure from within - we still have a choice by God's mercy.

Is there a danger of «too much» love Israel and the Jewish people in the context of the Jewish ministry? How can believers avoid distorted attitudes toward Israel and distortions in the Jewish ministry? The Senior Rabbi of KJMC Boris Grisenko comments: 

It was commanded in the Torah and in the books of the Prophets to greatly rejoice and to be glad before the Lord's face. It repeatedly says that God's people do not hesitate to express the joy that God pours out into their hearts. In ancient Hebrew, the language of the Tanakh (the Bible), there are six different words where one of the major meaning is 'shout for joy'. There is another couple of words with the meaning 'to noisily rejoice, to laugh loudly'.

Friends, it's critical to understand and clearly realize that the falling away of Israel from God happens only until THE APPOINTED TIME. Rest assured, says Apostle Paul in the Epistle to the Romans chapter 11, it's not forever. 

Self-pity often prevents us from getting God's liberty in different situations and problems. We feel sorry for ourselves when our plans and hopes are crashing. This condition can fuel us in holding a grudge against God and we unable to free ourselves from heaviness and pain. It is difficult for us to accept God's comfort because we are comforting ourselves. A paradox isn't it. But we are comforting ourselves by our own problem: pains, fears, an unfair attitude to ourselves. After all, we might need some compensating equivalent not necessarily sinful but one that is not from God. 

The Bible says that love "is the bond of perfection" (Col. 3:14, NKJV). Love is an alliance of all perfections: perfect kindness and power, perfect and holy God's authority, perfect joy, boldness, truth, freedom, and victory. All these kind of perfections enveloped into His amazing love. Love is not one of God's attributes. Love is not simply one of the traits of His character. Love is not a particular activity. Love is God Himself, the Holy God of Israel. Love is Him! 

Question: Is it possible to consider “silent disaffection” to the Jewish people, an inner attitude of a person without any vigorous action, as anti-Semitism? Based on the principle “what is within me is nobody’s business”?

God loves us very much, that is why He shows what prevents us from being close to Him, being friends with Him, and what prevents Him from leading us through life as He always dreamed of. This is reproof of the loving heart. These are individual gifts from God. How many people who have experienced some tragedy, are caught up in it and do not move forward with God.