In Monday's deadliest attack, suspected al Qaeda militants pulled the family of mourners from a minibus in daylight and gunned them down, including two young boys, after finding out they were from a Sunni tribe opposed to al Qaeda, police said.
The western city of Falluja is in the Sunni Arab insurgent bastion of Anbar province.
In Ramadi, capital of Anbar, two suicide bombers killed 11 people when they targeted the house of Sattar al-Buzayi, a tribal leader who has led a government-backed effort to fight al Qaeda.
One suicide car bomb hit the blast walls outside his house, then a bomber blew up his truck near the house, witnesses said.
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