Does Hashem want us to survive? Who knows? Let’s focus on what we do know. Hashem wants us to try to live – we are commanded to safeguard our lives to the best of our abilities. He wants us to live a life filled with Torah and Mitzvos.
So let’s focus on doing that, as it is within our control. If you start wondering whether Hashem wants us to be killed, you can chas v’shalom cause people to turn away from serving Hashem. Let’s just do what we know is right, and daven that Hashem continues to protect us.
Square_root – I don’t think your story is the norm. I personally know of many communities that are warm and welcoming to all Jews. I once read something about how the Elizabeth, NJ community dealt with an emergency – a flight on a Friday was delayed, and would be landing about an hour before Shabbos. There were about 25 frum Jews on the plance, and they’d be unable to travel to their destinations. The Rav of the area sent out an email, and within 15 minutes, lodging and meals were arranged for all the travelers.
Just a few weeks ago, the Shabbos Project took place. How many guests were hosted for Shabbos meals, guests of various levels of observance?
Are there times where people are overlooked? Sadly, yes. But if people were made aware of this person, I’m sure the invitations would come pouring in. Likely they just aren’t aware.