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    VIDEO: Anderson Cooper, Wolf Blitzer Too Close to the Action in Gaza

    CNN reporters Anderson Cooper and Wolf Blitzer both found themselves too close to the action in Gaza this week.

    During a live update from Palestinian territory, Cooper was rocked by a large nearby explosion. On Monday, Blitzer tweeted about having to find shelter after sirens went off. Both are in Gaza to report on the ongoing conflict that erupted after Israel killed a top Hamas commander last week.

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