About 2,000 Palestinian residents have been displaced in Hebron, a city in the southern West Bank, in recent days.
Footage shared online appeared to show one street being completely flattened by bulldozers.
That came as a reprisal for the killing of two Israeli soldiers by Palestinian gunmen.
Several other attacks on Palestinians during the annual olive harvest have also been reported in the run-up to the elections.
They are the first since the 7 October Hamas-led attack on Israel in 2023.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told the Commons the UK government was “deeply concerned” about MPs and MSP being denied access to the West Bank.
He said the government had raised the issue with the Israeli authorities and had been in touch with the MPs to offer assistance.
“More broadly, it’s very, very important that members of this House, as they go about their business – not just in the UK but internationally – have free access so that they can actually do their duties,” he said.
A spokesperson for the SNP said the party was “proud to stand with the Palestinian people”.
The Israeli embassy has been contacted for comment.