Original sentence: "September 11, 2001: Profiles in Heroism", a 26-minute documentary about the September 11, 2001 attacks that looks at the tragedy through the eyes of several Orthodox Jews.Bush in a speech to the United States Congress to help rationalize and justify the invasion of Afghanistan.Rather than go down the stairs and try to save himself, Zelmanowitz chose to stay with his friend, and presumably comfort him until the bitter end (many believe they prayed together during those final moments as well; as Beyea was a devout Roman Catholic.The story is one of several vignettes interwoven throughout.Zelmanowitz called his family on his cell phone, telling them he was OK, and insisting that he would stay by Beyea's side, though his mother and brother pleaded with him to get out.Zelmanowitz's death was used by George W
Edited sentence: Bush in a speech to the United States Congress to help rally the country for the coming retaliatory invasion of Afghanistan.He called his family on his cell phone, telling them he was OK, and insisting that he would stay by Beyea's side, though his mother and brother pleaded with him to get out.His unusual act of martyrdom during the September 11, 2001 attacks became a legend of the tragedy and was used by President of the United States George W.Nonetheless, Zelmanowitz's decision to stay with his gentile friend was hailed within both American society at large and by the Jewish community in general.Rather than go down the stairs and try to save himself, Zelmanowitz chose to stay with his friend, and presumably comfort him until the bitter end (many believe they prayed together during those final moments as well; as Beyea was a fairly devout Catholic).The story is one of several vignettes interwoven throughout "September 11, 2001: Profiles in Heroism," a 26-minute documentary about the September 11, 2001 attacks that looks at the tragedy through the eyes of several Orthodox Jews