Sorry Rail and frodo, I respectfully disagree with you after much theological study of the Torah. What you have to understand is that a path to God was guaranteed to Jews in the Torah. The notion of "salvation" is a New Testament idea that applies only to Gentiles. Again, I don't believe in supersessionism but you guys apparently do(?). That's fine, as many, many good Christians still do all around the world.
At the same time, many of these same Chrisitans have never so much as opened their Old Testament nor do their Churches encourage them to do so. Just because some Jews have accepted Christ as their Saviour (which makes them converted Christians for an intents and purposes), does not mean that Jews *must* do so. The acceptance of Christ as Saviour by non-Gentiles (i.e. Jews) is certainly one's right, but not required by OT law.
You can list a thousand Jews here who've accepted Christ as their Saviour, and I can list current Catholic and Protestant doctrine that abandons the idea of replacement theology. Granted, this is perhaps the most hotly debated Biblical issue today, but I encourage you both to at least begin reading into the matter.