::Jedi: 
 ::*Probably nothing wrong with saying that Muhammad led the Muslims to besiege the Banu Qurayza. 
 ::*At this point I don't know the names. But again, I gave you the 'Asr example showing how Muslims disputed amongst each other. This indicates that one party was independent of another. During the entire battle of the Trench, there were independents: from the new convert who sowed discord amongst the confederates, to the the Hypocrites.  
 ::*First and foremost, the Jews would not help the enemy against Muslims (either actively by fighting or passively by allowing them into Medina).  
 ::*There may also have been an agreement to common defense, but Watt suggests this is unclear. 
 ::I think at this point we (Str1977 and I) should start proposing compromises to each other.