policy decisions concerning Israeli domestic security. Accordingly, no articles, videos, or major publications on the think-tank's website will discuss political coalitions in Israel nor mention its major parties (e.g. Likud, Zionist Union, etc.). Final status negotiations The Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs is an organisation which largely focuses on Israeli security, regional diplomacy, and international law. The essence of the organization's positions regarding final status negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians was articulated within their Defensible Borders Initiative. A continuing project dating back to the early-2000s, the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs has made explicit their stance on the matter, particularly in a YouTube video released in May 2010. The think-tank is a supporter of the two-state solution calling for a "demilitarized Palestinian state" alongside Israel. Jordan Valley Regarding the Jordan Rift Valley, the organization is opposed to the presence of international peacekeeping troops given their poor track-record in the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula, and Southern Lebanon (see United Nations Emergency Force and United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon). Accordingly, the organization argues that Israel must retain control of the Jordan Valley. Concerning the future of the Palestinian territories, the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs advocates for demilitarization and Israel's ability to exercise control of airspace and electromagnetic communications throughout the West Bank. Jerusalem's final status Research conducted by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs fellow Nadav Shragai, as well as, the organization's program Jerusalem in International Diplomacy maintain that Jerusalem should remain unified and under Israeli sovereignty. Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement The organization is opposed to, and actively seeks to undermine, the BDS movement. Another core program of the institute, Combating Delegitimization and BDS, alongside the work of Dan Diker demonstrates the movement's objectives of achieving a one-state solution, dismantling Israel, and its correlation with anti-Semitism incidents. Publications Jewish Political Studies Review, a biannual academic journal that describes itself as "dedicated to the study of Jewish political institutions and behavior, Jewish political thought, and Jewish public affairs" Daily Alert, a daily news summary and analysis concerning Israel, Iran, radical Islam, and other regional security issues distributed through email for the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations "Changing Jewish Communities," which is less focused on global anti-Semitism and addresses issues related to global Jewish communities Jewish Environmental Studies, which analyzes Jewish environmental thought through the Bible and classic Jewish texts Institutes Institute for Contemporary Affairs