Ichilov Hospital announced today (Friday) the death of Barak Lufen, 35, married to Dana and the father of three children.
Grew up and formed in Kibbutz Ginosar and is currently a resident of Givat Shmuel.
Lupine was fatally wounded in the murderous attack last night and despite the doctors' efforts, he was pronounced dead at the General Intensive Care Unit.
Barak's family says: "Our beloved Barak, a grandson of the founders of Kibbutz Ginosar, is an exemplary husband and father
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Morning prayer at the scene of the terrorist attack in Dizengoff in Tel Aviv Credit: Lior Berkowitz, Jewish leader
The Jordan Valley Regional Council said: "We bow our heads in great pain and share in the heavy grief of the Lufen family and the entire Kibbutz Ginosar. May his precious memory be blessed. "
The late Barak (35), a native of the Jordan Valley, has lived in Givat Shmuel in recent years, married and a father of three.
Grandson of the founders of Kibbutz Ginosar, an athlete in every way, a member of the Olympic staff in the field of kayaks and an educator of the next generation in the field. "With such a heart, we share the grief of all the families of those killed and hope for the recovery of the wounded," the council said in a statement.
The other dead - residents of Kfar Saba
With them, Magini and Tomer Morad, 27, from Kfar Saba, were killed yesterday in a terrorist attack on Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv.
Eight more wounded are being treated at Wolfson and Ichilov Hospitals.
A terrorist, a resident of Jenin, came to a crowded Dizengoff Street and opened fire with firearms at those sitting in one of the restaurants.
He fired 12 bullets and killed two passers-by and wounded 15 others.
Shortly afterwards, security forces chased him through the city streets with guns drawn as they passed house after house and alley after alley to locate him.
Finally, the terrorist was found in a mosque in Jaffa - and was eliminated by a YMCA force at the end of a shootout.
The Kfar Saba municipality reported on the murder of two residents of the city: "We bow our heads in great pain and share in the heavy grief of the families of those killed in yesterday's attack in Tel Aviv.
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