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No, actually according to the Old Testament Abraham would be born around this time in Ur but the mod tries to be as historically authentic as possible and as far as I am aware there is no reason to believe this to be true. As far as I found Judaism would have developed, quite gradually, much, much later. I haven't looked into it much though and it would be cool if there was some emergent religions. Zoroastrianism probably has a better shot of making it. Monotheism might be possible to represent in some other more dynamic way too though.
We need the Aten! The only true god is the Sun and all others must be destroyed
If you intend on playing the Jews' ancestors in that mod, based on what I've read, the best candidates among the Canaanite city-states would be Shekhem, Hazor and Jerusalem (these three seem to have been central to the ethnogenesis of the Proto-Israelites).
Another city-state I've forgotten here would be Megiddo, which also had a formative role in Israel's ethnogenesis. I've been re-reading about stratum VI at Megiddo, the Iron I city, and it probably was Israelite by that time, and in light of the recent DNA results from Megiddo, the Israelites were certainly descended from Megiddo's inhabitants.
Are you suggesting Jews aren't real? lol