it includes the former president, ali abdalla salla, also his son who is called ahmed abdalla salla. he was the brigadier general in charge of the republican guard and the new government thought it was best to send him out of the country where he could cause less trouble to that post in the uae. but the panel of experts seems to think he is still interfering in yemen. also on the list are the top two military generals of the houthis. this is going to be a top policy of the pursuing the sanctions, they also know that the houthis are in control of the capital sanaa and other towns. they may be needed to gain political implication for the country. >>> it means people will now have to show a photo i.d. in order to vote now critics say it will prevent some 600,000 texas residents, many of them minorities from voting. and the court decision was unsigned. that's a big deal and did not contain the justices' reasoning. there are now 31 states in the nation which have some sort of voter identification law. texas is among seven states that have pooh strict photo i.d. requirement. let's take a d

he and abdalla abdalla have received a compromise.e'll see how that exroms -- >> do you see if -- obviously there's a residual force that's going to be there for a certain period of time until 2015 unless someone else decides otherwise at that point. but i mean, does the u.s. need to have boots on the ground in order to make this change happen? >> well, at this point you know, there's no change. there's appetite in the u.s. government to go back in -- >> it's not going to happen? >> it's not going to happen. but what we do need to do is not take our eye off the ball. what happened to afghanistan after the russians left, look what happened. the sustained commitment to supporting the afghan security forces, as a deterrent for taliban or other terrorist groups coming into the country over the past 13 years. >> ashley jackson, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >>> coming up eight days to the mid terms and close race, and a big political victory for a secular party in the birth place of the ais arab spring. >> this is al jazeera

. >> i'm from the u.k, my name is abdalla. i'm abdalla sharif from south africa. >> reporter: foreign fighters probably reject their citizenship for brotherhood in a self-declared islamic. state. a few dozen are american. >> after islam after iraq, we are going for you barack obama. >> reporter: the u.s. believes many of these men crossed into syria from turkey, under heavy u.s. pressure the turkish parliament voted to close the border and wage war on i.s.i.l. >> translator: we will fight effectively against islamic state and all other states in the region. >> reporter: today abu omar last given up smuggling. and instead runs a falafel stand. >> translator: there are reservations about the policy and all countries have made i.s.i.l. the ocea ocean boogie . >> allowed to officially cross into syria are its tanks. >> still ahead how the group recruits and keeps its fighters on the front lines and how it's tearing families apart. >> an al jazeera special report. five days of fear, escape from i.s.i.l. >> all week long we have bee

king abdalla described his relationship with bement a benjn netanyahu as cold and unpleasant. >> if jordan and other islamic countries are fighting islam and israelis ar slaughtering us, we have a problem. >> not only because it has the largest palestinian refugee population in the world but also because of its strong attachment to jerusalem. israeli recognized jordan's special role and has agreed to give it high priority when israelis and palestinians eventually negotiate the future of the city. by allowing right wing groups to join the al aqsa compound. >> we continue to tell israeli officials that any lateral action that will affect israeli and the holy sites must be stopped immediately. >> mohamed, a palestinian refugee who fled to jordan in 1970, is still living in the camp. he said the wars with its neighbors and no one will ask israel why it's stealing palestinian land. >> there have been calls on the government to separate ties with israel but there is too much to lose. >> i'm convinced that jordan will never sever ties with israel. it is as important for israel than it is for jord