Sagiv Asulin

Sagiv Asulin was born in 1978 in Dimona

Sagiv Asulin was born on 15 September 1978 in Dimona and grew up there. He is the eldest of 6 children of parents who immigrated to Israel from Morocco. He graduated from Lehman comprehensive high school.

He served in the Golani Brigade as a combat soldier and combat medic, and later as an officer in Lebanon until the IDF withdrawal in 2000. He studied politics and government and Jewish history at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, and later earned a master's degree in public administration.

He headed the student union at Ben-Gurion University and was twice elected chairman of the National Union of Israeli Students, leading the struggle over tuition fees. In 2004 he was elected to head the Students' Union of Mediterranean States, a body of 14 countries. He was a member of the tenth Council for Higher Education.

He was an adviser to Health Minister Danny Naveh and spokesperson for the Federation of Moroccan Jewry. He ran in the Likud primaries for the 17th and 18th Knessets as a youth representative. In 2010 he joined the Mossad and served in operational and command roles until 2025.

After October 7 he decided to leave the Mossad to focus on influence and public perception. He became a researcher at the Jerusalem Center for Foreign Affairs and Security, working on Israel and United States relations and Iran. He co-founded the Eighth Front organization and, in February 2026, the Jewish and non-Jewish Zionist Congress in Nashville.