Why not partition Kashmir

A deadly series of terror attacks in India suggests a coordinated and extremely well-organized operation. Indian authorities say at least 100 are dead with hundreds more injured. Video courtesy of Fox News. (Nov. 27)

Tens of thousands gather in Chabad Village, Israel for the funeral of Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife Ribka, murdered during the attacks in Mumbai, India. The Holtzbergs were among more than 180 people killed by Islamic militants. Video courtesy of Reuters.

United in grief, some of India's best known arts and entertainment figures gather in the eastern Indian city of Kolkata to remember victims of the Mumbai attacks. Video courtesy of Reuters.

"CBS News RAW:" Officials in India and Pakistan react to the siege of terror attacks in Mumbai, India.

New clashes have broken out as Indian commandos try to end the sieges at the Taj Mahal hotel, the luxury Oberoi hotel and a Jewish center in Mumbai, India. (Nov. 28)

A New York rabbi and his wife were slain in a Jewish center that they ran in Mumbai, India. And a Virginia man and his teenage daughter were killed in a separate terrorist attack, which injured two women from Tennessee. (Nov. 28)

New clashes have broken out as Indian commandos try to end the terrorist sieges at the Taj Mahal hotel, the luxury Oberoi hotel and a Jewish center in Mumbai, India. (Nov. 28)

More than two thousand Islamists, mainly students, took to the streets of Pakistan's capital Islamabad on Wednesday (December 3) to protest against Indian accusations over the attacks on Mumbai last week, Indian investigators have said the Mumbai attackers had months of commando training in Pakistan by the Lashkar-e-Taiba group, blamed for a 2001 attack on India's parliament. Pakistan has condemned the Mumbai assault, denies any involvement by state agencies and has offered to work with India in its investigations into the attacks. Pakistan rejects what it calls "unsubstantiated allegations" of complicity. Chanting "We are alive, by the grace of Allah," the protesters marched towards the Parliament House but were stopped by security personnel behind barbed wire barriers. "In the wake of the self-inflicted terrorism in Mumbai, India wants to become another America, and plans to attack Pakistan," Raees Gul, a leader of Jamaat-e-Islami's students wing told the crowd, which prayed for Pakistan and burned flags of India, the US and Israel. India has said most, if not all, the 10 militants who rampaged through its financial capital killing 171 people were from Pakistan, including the one survivor. India has long said Pakistan is unable or unwilling to act against anti-India militant groups there. The latest attacks risk unravelling improved ties between the adversaries, who have fought three wars since independence from Britain in 1947.

Officials say the death toll in the terrorist attacks on Mumbai has risen to 195 as more bodies have been discovered after commandos ended the siege on a luxury hotel. (Nov. 29)

Gunmen targeted luxury hotels, a popular tourist attraction and a crowded train station in at least seven attacks in India's financial capital of Mumbai. (Nov. 26)