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Character
Mori Kibbutz
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Appearances	[[Appearance::The Ballad of Gay Tony]]
Full Name	Mori Kibbutz
Gender	Gender::Male
Place of Birth	Midwest
Nationality	[[American\|American]][[Nationality::American\| ]]
Home	Liberty City
Family	Brucie Kibbutz (brother); Judith Kibbutz (aunt)
Main Affiliations	Luis Fernando Lopez; Anthony Prince
Vehicles	Red Buffalo
Businesses	Loansharking, A Kibbutz in Israel
Voiced by	Jeff Gurner
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Mori Kibbutz is a fitness enthusiast, business entrepreneur and the older brother of Brucie Kibbutz. He believes that he is superior to all, including his brother, who he shames and bullies on a constant basis. Unlike his younger brother, Mori has significantly more defined muscle mass (which he claims he achieved naturally), owns more expensive property (which he makes a point of when asking Brucie how much he paid for his loft apartment) and claims to have genuine military experience, stating that he joined the Israeli military at the age of 18. Mori is a man of short stature, and Luis frequently calls him a "midget." His skin tone is nearly orange, suggesting that Mori partakes in spray tanning.

He is one of the many people who lent money to Gay Tony and believes he owns him. Luis Lopez is forced to work with Mori for some time and witnesses his harshness towards his younger brother, who Luis tries to defend. Eventually, after a car theft the trio commits, Luis encourages Brucie to stand up to Mori, who berates Brucie until he loses his temper and breaks his older brother's nose in a fit of rage, although afterwards he becomes extremely apologetic.

It is later suggested that this event brought Mori down a peg, as he is seen in the end credits sparring with Brucie in the Fight Club without being overly violent towards him.

It is revealed after the game is completed, Mori has found 'enlightenment' and moved to a real Kibbutz (lit. a traditional Jewish community in Israel, based around farming for self-sustenance), but through a phone call to Luis, reveals that he has subverted the commune-based ideal of the camp and seems to be running it for profit, so much as to deny food to an old man until he finishes working.

Mission appearances

The Ballad of Gay Tony

Gallery

Artwork of Mori Kibbutz.

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-'''Mori Kibbutz''' is a fitness enthusiast, business entrepreneur and the older brother of [[Brucie Kibbutz]]. He believes that he is superior to all, including his brother, who he shames and bullies on a constant basis. Unlike his younger brother, Mori has significantly more defined muscle mass (which he claims he achieved naturally), owns more expensive property (which he makes a point of when asking Brucie how much he paid for his loft apartment) and claims to have genuine military experience, stating that he joined the Israeli military at the age of 18. Mori is a man of short stature, and Luis frequently calls him a "midget."
+'''Mori Kibbutz''' is a fitness enthusiast, business entrepreneur and the older brother of [[Brucie Kibbutz]]. He believes that he is superior to all, including his brother, who he shames and bullies on a constant basis. Unlike his younger brother, Mori has significantly more defined muscle mass (which he claims he achieved naturally), owns more expensive property (which he makes a point of when asking Brucie how much he paid for his loft apartment) and claims to have genuine military experience, stating that he joined the Israeli military at the age of 18. Mori is a man of short stature, and Luis frequently calls him a "midget." His skin tone is nearly orange, suggesting that Mori partakes in spray tanning.
 He is one of the many people who lent money to [[Gay Tony]] and believes he owns him. [[Luis Fernando Lopez|Luis Lopez]] is forced to work with Mori for some time and witnesses his harshness towards his younger brother, who Luis tries to defend. Eventually, after a car theft the trio commits, Luis encourages Brucie to stand up to Mori, who berates Brucie until he loses his temper and breaks his older brother's nose in a fit of rage, although afterwards he becomes extremely apologetic.