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The only thing that was abolished at the coming and death of Jesus on the cross was the sacrificial system of payment for sin.

Nowhere in Scripture is it written that the death of Jesus Christ voided both the Old and New Testament promises He made to His people. Nowhere is that found.

We have proof of the holiness and faithfulness of God with the fact that He promised to bring His people from around the world back into their own land and re-establish their nation. He fulfilled His promise to give them back their nation on May 14, 1948, and He is continually bringing His people back to Israel, thus fulfilling that promise as well.

And all His promises that He made to His people will be kept - including the fact that the tiny sliver of their land will explode into the Jews having several present-day nations during the Millennial Kingdom when Jesus gives them all the land He promised them.

So, there is nothing in Scripture which tells us that Jesus has broken His promises to His people, and nothing in Scripture that says they ceased to be His chosen people and the apple of His eye. And rest assured, the promise He made to them in Genesis 12:3 is still very much alive and in effect.