My take is a little different. Rather than thinking of founders, I think Judaism itself grew out of the more ancient faiths like Zoroastrianism and there are bound to be commonalities between the ancient faiths and Judaism/Christianity. Zoroastrianism for its part is said to have a lot in common with Hinduism.
Ancient Irani and Indic religions (talking about Vedic and pre-Zoroastrian times around 1000 BC and prior) believed in two families of God: Asuras & Devas in indic and Ahuras and Daevas in iranic
incidently the other indo-europeans had the same -- the nordics had the aesir and vanir while the greeks made the Titans the ancestors of the Olympians
In Hinduism the earliest Veda, teh Rig Veda calls gods like Varuna and Agni as Asuras, but by the 700s the Asuras were lower-level, then became demonic by the time Christianity reached india (40 AD or so with St. thomas)
in Iran the opposite happened -- Ahuras were given a higher status. Zoroaster raised one - Ahura Mazda, the God of Light as the main god with the opposing force being Aingra Mainyu
incidently the hindus moved away from vedic hinduism post Buddhism's rise and fall and they moved to Brahmanical hinduism and stopped worshipping Indra etc. (well not stopped, but reduceD) and started Vishnu/Shiva worship and developed the hindu trinity (trilok? trinath something): Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva