How to create a link in my view of users to perform an operation like Active or Block?
Have a look at the Rules Link module. Some details from its project page:


  This module lets you create links which trigger arbitrary functionality with the help of Rules.
  
  Features:
  
  
  Attach the link to any entities.
  Show the link only for certain bundles.
  Narrow the entities on which the link will be shown using the visibility conditions.
  The links are usually displayed using Views.
  For entities that can be displayed, the links can be shown on node view.
  Supports an arbitrary number of additional Rules parameters for passing context via Views.
  3 types of links: Javascript, Normal and Confirmation form links.
  Use individual permissions for each link.
  


Some more details (from its README.txt):


  To create a new link go to admin/config/workflow/rules_links and click on "Add rules link". Enter the title of your link and set all the settings. After clicking on the "Save Rules Link" button, the module will generate a new And- and Rules-Set and their forms will be embedded into the rules link editing form.
  
  The And-Sets are called Visibility Conditions and will define when to render the links. The Rules set is the rule, that will be triggered on clicking the rule. Additionally Rules Links also generates access permission for each link, which you'll have to set in admin/people/permissions.
  
  The best way to display the links is currently using views. Rules Links link will create a Views field for each link, using the title of the link as title for the field. So if you have link for nodes with the delete 'Delete node', you'll find the Views field under name 'Content: Delete node'.
  
  Alternatively you can use render the links directly in the entities that can be displayed, using the option 'Show link in entity' in the Rules Links settings.
  
  Note that this will not work for links were the parameters have multiple
  paramaters.
  
  If you would like to render a link yourself in a theme or in a module, than use the function rules_link_render_link().


Note the "The best way to display the links is currently using views" in the above quoted text, which is pretty close to what you're asking for.

PS: I'm assuming this question is about D7.