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Hosea 5:15 is a warning from God concerning their disobedience (Ephraim and Judah to be exact).

No, you missed it. Let's look at Hosea 5:15 verbatim:

¹⁵I will go and return to my place, till they acknowledge their offence, and seek my face: in their affliction they will seek me early.

Who's speaking here?

If you returned to your home, you had to leave in the first place!

So, who's speaking here?

You're taking it out of context. Read the whole book, then focus on 6:1. They were warned, they repented, all was well. All of that already happened.

But that's not this discussion. This discussion has to do with the repeated suggestions that Jews are somehow going to get special consideration from God even though they hold Him, and His Son, in contempt. That's the discussion.

Believe what you want concerning the book of Hosea, but you're wrong. You're guilty of eisegesis.

This discussion, the discussion into which you interjected a totally unrelated passage, actually has to do with the various nonsensical dispensational hypotheses that circulate on FR. Hypotheses which are totally unfounded and unscriptural.

Again, the fulfillment of Hosea 5:15 is in 6:1.