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BAGHDAD — The death toll in twin car bombings in Baghdad rose to 22 today.

Monday's bombings, targeting a meeting of Sunni tribal leaders, was the latest attack against U.S. allies who have turned against the al-Qaida in Iraq insurgent group.

The attackers managed to penetrate heavy security to leave bomb-rigged cars near a Baghdad compound hosting chieftains from Anbar, the western province where the Awakening Council movement against al-Qaida emerged last year.