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No, because Israel begin with Jacobs. Bible Scholar believe that the book of Job is the oldest Bible where I believe that Job is not descendant of Israel.

In Job 1:1, it is stated that he comes from the Land of Uz which is a place that is entirely distinct from the Land of Israel. This would mean that he is not an Israelite.

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