One week ago, Muslim separatists crossed the border from Pakistan into India’s idyllic Pahalgam area in the disputed Kashmir region. They ruthlessly and methodically executed 26 people – some of the honeymooners, others with family they hadn’t seen in ages, and all of them for the sin of being Hindu.
India blamed Pakistan for the attack immediately, as that country has never made a concerted attempt to clamp down on the separatist Islamicist terror groups roaming the Kashmir region, preying on Hindus who live there or are visiting.
India blamed Pakistan on Wednesday for a militant attack that killed 26 people in Indian-held Kashmir, downgrading diplomatic ties and suspending a crucial water-sharing treaty that has withstood two wars between the nuclear-armed rivals.
The spray of gunfire at tourists Tuesday in a scenic, mountain-ringed valley was the worst…
