Israeli legislator Tzvi Succot, a member of the Religious Zionist Party, was filmed using a sledgehammer to strike a memorial structure in the West Bank village of Madama, south of Nablus. The memorial was erected to honor Palestinians killed by Israeli forces. Video footage circulating online shows Succot actively damaging the structure while accompanied by members of his staff.

Reports indicate that Israeli soldiers and border police were present at the scene while the destruction took place. The incident follows earlier social media activity by Succot, in which he publicly demanded the destruction of the memorial. While both Haaretz and Middle East Eye confirm the identity of the lawmaker and the nature of the act, the outlets differ slightly in their descriptive focus. Middle East Eye provides additional context regarding the location and the presence of security forces, whereas Haaretz focuses primarily on the act of the lawmaker himself in relation to the military's presence.