Can you? I'm not so sure of this. Resentment and jealousy are feelings of animosity. Let's look at thr definition:

strong hostility.
"he no longer felt any animosity toward her"
Similar:
antipathy
hostility
friction
antagonism
enmity
animus
opposition
aversion
acrimony
bitterness
rancor
resentment
dislike
ill feeling
bad feeling
ill will
bad blood
HATRED
HATE
loathing
detestation
abhorrence
odium
malice
spite
spitefulness
venom
malevolence
malignity
grudges
grievances

I've offset two synonyms of particular note , but look at that lost. Where do you see any word that is associated with good will, kindness, generosity, or love (of basic humanity).

Let me answer that for you. You'll find words like that in the antonyms column, because it's the opposite of jealousy and resentment born of animosity.

Honestly, I thi k you're splitting hairs here and you have a bit of chicken/egg argument going on. Why would you be jealous or land in resentment if you didn't already have some animosity toward the person inspiring that jealousy and resentment? Why wouldn't you be glad for them and be content with the advantages YOU have that they don't?

Because you don't think they deserve whatever advantage you're perceiving? Because they have something you don't? Because you're afraid you'll miss out?