Continuing his long list of engagements in Mumbai, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu laid wreath at the memorial of the 26/11 terror attack victims at Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace Hotel this afternoon. He was accompanied by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. The Israeli Prime Minister also wrote a message in the visitor's book.<br/><br/>He then proceeded to visit Nariman House, where he met 11-year-old survivor Moshe Holtzberg. Moshe's father Rabbi Gavriel Holtzberg and mother Rivka were killed at the Nariman House during the 2008 attacks.<br/><br/>Earlier today, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed the India-Israel Business Summit, where he termed that India-Israel's partnership is the one made in heaven and one which rests on shared values of love for humanity, democracy and freedom. Describing his India tour as extraordinary, Mr. Netanyahu said his country has a deep and abiding Rahul Bajaj, Chanda Kochhar and Harsh Goenka. During the power breakfast, the Israeli Prime Minister said it is important for businesses to innovate without any hindrance. <br/><br/>Describing his India tour as extraordinary, Mr. Netanyahu said his country has a deep and abiding respect for India, it's people and culture. He reiterated the importance of innovation, a subject he also touched during his 'power breakfast' meet with select chief executives of Indian companies, including Anand Mahindra, Harsh Goenka and Chanda Kochhar.<br/>To wind up his trip, Mr. Netanyahu will attend the Shalom Bollywood event at Taj Mahal hotel.<br/><br/>