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Historically those two examples you gave do not qualify. First as you admitted Poland not so much some dispersed but not an entire race. As far as Armenia subjugated yes conquered,some serious geocide some dispersed and reunited in 1991. We need to be intellectually honest here. As I stated before your position is not one obtained from reading the scriptures, but adopted from the very same movement after the destruction of Jerusalem and the dispersion of Jews in 70 AD which was one of replacement theology which in some cases borders on theological racism towards Jews. I’ve noticed that you have not bothered to answer scriptural references such as Amos chapter 9, as I’m sure you would give some typical allegorical response to Ezekiel chapter 36 and 37, Daniel chapter 8 and 11.... the House of David will be restored, all of Israel will be saved according to the scriptures, and as I stated before a high-minded attitude towards your being grafted into the original Branch can also result in Gentile branch removal. That’s warning enough, and we all have areas in some measure of spiritual blindness, but this is a big one my friend. Keep reading as the scripture reminds us, let he that readeth understand. A little less time in books by the opinions of men, and more time in your Old Testament. Won’t be hard for you there’s over 1,800 examples in the Old Testament alone of Messiah Jesus and the millennial reign.

As regards Poland - yes, they weren't completely dispersed, but then neither were the Jews. Some remained. However soon enough, by the 3rd century, the land was a barren wasteland and that was exacerbated by the Arab conquests

Armenia did get renewed

The position of mine is from the scriptures and validated by history.

The entire racism towards Jews is not the basis -- John is not anti-Semitic or anti-Jewish, neither is the core of his text that Christians are grafted on and that we Christians (whether of Jewish or gentile origin) are the new Church, the new bride of Christ is not anti-semitic.

The book of Amos was written before the Assyrian invasion.

It talks of the tabernacle that was fallen -- the 1st temple. He then talks of the reuniting with the gentiles worshipping -- at the Church of the Christ, the new Israel of Christians - whether of Jewish or gentile origin.

Keep reading as the scripture reminds us, let he that readeth understand.