Gasulis Lev Mordukhovich (b. 13 September 1946, Riga) – construction technician.

Lev Gasulis was born to Mordukh Leibovich Gasul (b. 1912, Riga), a tailor, and Beylya Zelikovna Gasulis (née Gildenson, b. 1921, Riga), a shop assistant.

He completed seven years at School No. 88 (1953–1960) and attended the evening department of the Riga Construction Technical College (1961–1965). He worked as an apprentice locksmith at the Riga Bus Depot (1961–1962), a concrete worker at SU No. 60 of the Rigastroy trust (1962–1963), a senior design technician at the Latgiproselstroy institute (1963–1965), a senior technician at the Riga Branch of the Teploelektroproyekt design institute (1965–1966), and a senior engineer at the design and construction bureau of the Peat Industry Administration (1966–1972).

He was married to Khana Leibovna Gasulis (née Ber, b. 1946, Riga). Their daughter, Sabina Lvovna Gasulis, was born in 1967 in Jūrmala.

In 1972, Lev Gasulis received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his wife’s aunt, Yeita Borisovna Gimelfarb (née Fainveits, 1923, Daugavpils – 1972, Tel Aviv), and her husband Getzel Abramovich Gimelfarb had lived since emigrating from Poland to then-Palestine in 1946. Since 1969, his wife’s uncle Grigory Borisovich Fainveits (b. 1931, Daugavpils) had also lived in Israel.

Family:

Mordukh Leibovich Gasul (b. 1912, Riga) – father
Beylya Zelikovna Gasulis (née Gildenson, b. 1921, Riga) – mother
Khana Leibovna Gasulis (née Ber, b. 1946, Riga) – wife
Sabina Lvovna Gasulis (b. 1967, Jūrmala) – daughter