Yes there is. It's populated with Gentiles until the Times of the Gentiles end and then God turns His full attention back to His Jewish Church, the Church Christ promised to build but was delayed because of the destruction of their Temple and God began to blind their eyes to their Messiah for His purpose to bring in Gentiles without a covenant.
Salvation is of the Jews. Salvation is definitely NOT of the Gentiles.
Christ is the fulfillment of the Jewish covenants and Jewish prophecies. The Church Christ promised to build was populated by at least 21,000Jews after the week of the Feast of Harvests was completed. They came from Gentile lands to Jerusalem to attend the Feast, were born again, and returned back to their homes and synagogues and took Jesus with them, an outline of Peter's sermon given to the twelve tribes present at the Feast and filled with the Holy Spirit. Then more Jews were born again in cities like Corinth, Ephesus, Philippi, etc., where these Jewish Churches were founded by Jewish Christians. Then, in order to make sense of Messiah's effect upon their covenants they wrote letters to each other talking about Jewish history, customs, covenants, culture, religious Temple practices, and other issues dealing with this people.
After all, Jesus Christ was promised to Israel and to Israel He came. He said, "I am not sent but to the lost sheep of the House of Israel, and last time I check the lost sheep of the House of Israel who were recipients of God's promises had no Gentiles in this Church. Israel IS the Bride and Church of God and will be at the Marriage Supper through Covenant.
Gentiles will be there by invitation.