Gaza City (CNN) -- Explosions rumbled through Gaza City all night into Friday, and shortly after sunup, two detonations landed just 500 to 600 yards away from CNN's team sending it running for cover inside the hotel. A litany of bombardments provided for a sleepless night of hearing and feel incoming ordinance exploding and watching rockets leaving Gaza for Israel. Falling bombs made doors clatter and sometimes even one's bones. Clouds of smoke sprouted into the sky paralleling the repetition of thunderous booms. New destruction will await Egypt's new Prime Minister Hesham Kandil, when he arrives Friday morning in Gaza to meet with Palestinian officials.
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Israel says 422 rockets fired from Gaza into Israel in past two days
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Warplanes bomb sites in Gaza City overnight
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Both sides tweet photos of children struck by the violence
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Egyptian PM, delegation head to Gaza on Friday morning
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Later, reporting from @placeholder, the crew witnessed airstrikes and plumes of black smoke in many parts of the city.