MUMBAI TERROR ATTACK IN PICTURES -PART D

In Israel, the six people killed at the Chabad-Lubavitch mission in Mumbai were buried. The bodies of the young couple who ran the center, Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and his wife, Rivkah, were wrapped in prayer shawls and shrouds as family and members of their religious community prayed over them. The Holtzbergs' 2-year-old son, Moshe, was rescued from the center unharmed on Thursday.

People light candles in memory of those who were killed in the Mumbai attacks, in the northern Indian city of Lucknow, November 29, 2008. Commandos ended a three-day rampage by Islamist gunmen in Mumbai on Saturday, killing the last of the militants after nearly 200 people died in attacks that struck at bastions of the Indian financial capital's elite. The text on the board reads: "My India is great". REUTERS/Pawan Kumar (INDIA)

home to a Jewish centre - 29 November 2008 after the National security guard (NSG) commando's operation. The number of people killed in the terrorist assault on the centre has risen to eight according to the Israeli Foreign Ministry. all of the victims were Israelis or US Jews. EPA/STR

Commando being dropped by a chopper

Commando getting ready for assualt

Soldiers took cover along the sea wall during the battle for the 105-year-old hotel, one of about a dozen sites that the militants attacked in their rampage beginning Wednesday night.

Indian commandos took control of the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower in Mumbai on Saturday morning after a three- day siege by terrorist fighters. Photo: David Guttenfelder/Associated Press

Exhausted commandos took a break after the hotel went up in flames.

Indian soldiers were thanked by Mumbai residents with handshakes and roses after the assault. Photo: David Guttenfelder/Associated Press

Mourners at the funeral of Hemant Karkare, the head of the police antiterrorism unit, who was killed in the attacks. Photo: Michael Rubenstein for The New York Times