that terrible massacre. ...If we find no way, we will go to the international courts.". Film Battle for Haditha is a 2007 drama film directed by British director Nick Broomfield based on the incident. House Two is a 2018 documentary directed by Michael Epstein that investigates the Iraq War's worst war crime cases more than ten years later. See also 2004 Fallujah ambush Battle of Haditha Human rights in post-invasion Iraq Ilario Pantano Incidents Tal Afar checkpoint shooting Ishaqi incident Mahmudiyah rape and killings Mukaradeeb wedding party massacre FOB Ramrod kill team in War in Afghanistan Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse Kandahar massacre Notes References External links (video) Iraqis Voice Outrage as Haditha Massacre Trial Ends in No Jail Time for Accused U.S. Marines, Democracy Now!, January 26, 2012 What happened at Haditha? BBC December 26, 2006 The Massacre of Haditha - A Document Archive The Haditha Massacre, One Year Later Rules of Engagement - November 2006, Vanity Fair "Lieutenant testifies about Haditha deaths. Officer stands by call not to investigate." Steve Liewer, Union-Tribune, May 9, 2007. Describes the charges and the first day of Article 32 hearings of the Haditha trial. Atrocity and War, Truthout, May 2, 2010. Discusses the impact of war upon the warrior. Rules of Engagement: What really happened at Haditha, Frontline PBS television'', February 19, 2008 Iraq War Iraq–United States relations Battles of the Iraq War in 2005 Massacres in 2005 Civilian casualties in the Iraq War Massacres committed by the United States United States military scandals United States military war crimes United States Marine Corps in the Iraq War Occupation of Iraq November 2005 events in Iraq