On 29 May 2025, Israeli occupation forces accompanied by military bulldozers entered the Palestinian village of Duma south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank and began bulldozing streets, water lines, and agricultural land east and southeast of the village.

Local officials, including Suleiman Dawabsha, head of the Duma village council, said the forces used two military bulldozers to carry out the demolition and land‑clearing operations, uprooting trees and destroying infrastructure.

The bulldozing affected agricultural lands and infrastructure, prompting concern that it could be part of wider efforts to restrict Palestinian access to land or — as some warned — precede expansion of outposts or settlement infrastructure.