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I think my biggest issue (besides the all the deaths) is how it's portrayed as "tit for tat" in the media.

Yes they are both firing rockets at each other. One side has a state of the art missile defense system, and most of the rockets shot their way are intercepted. The other side has "Don't be where the bombs are when they drop" as a defense. There is a huge gap in power between the two. It's like the US Armed forces versus a local militia from Texas. Creating this narrative that they are on equal footing only helps justify the actions Israel is taking, which are often unnecessary.