Threats to Supreme Court test Israel's democracy

FILE – In this Aug. 31, 2017 file photo, a security guard patrols near a golden statue of Miram Noar, the Israeli Supreme Court’s president, that was erected by members of a right-wing religious group in protest of the court’s “dictatorship.” The court, widely seen as a guardian of the country’s founding democratic principles, is facing fierce pressure from political hard-liners who are challenging what they see as the court’s overreach and liberal slant. (AP Photo/Olivier Fitoussi, File)

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