Most of the Hebrew sites on the Internet use "backwords" Hebrew, to enable users of various systems reading the text properly. To enable this, you must have a special font installed on your system.
Several Hebrew web fonts packages are available for free downloading.

Here are the links you need, along with instructions that will guide you how to install the fonts on your computer.

After downloading and installing the fonts, go back to page you came from and see if you can read Hebrew.

* Microsoft's Internet Explorer
1. Download the hebrew fonts for Explorer - GLEXP32.EXE (place it in a place you will remember)
2. Move to the directory you've saved the file and run it from there Press Setup and then Install
3. Close Explorer and run it again. Now you have your hebrew fonts setuped!

* Netscape's Navigator
1. Download the hebrew fonts for Netscape - GLOBES32.EXE
(place it in a place you will remember)
2. Move to the directory you've saved the file and run it from there.
3. Press Setup and then Install Close Netscape Navigator and run it again.
4. Now you have your hebrew fonts setuped!

* Netscape's Communicator
1. Download the hebrew fonts for Netscape - GLOBES32.EXE (place it in a place you will remember).
2. Move to the directory you've saved the file and run it from there
3. Press Setup and then Install
4. Close Netscape Communicator (if it is running).
5. Go to Start -> Settings-> Control Panel -> Fonts
6. Choose all the fonts that starts with the word "Times" and MOVE them to a temp directory.
7. Run Communicator
8. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Choose 'Fonts' (under appearance) Choose the font Globes
9. Get all the fonts that starts with the word "Times" back from the temp directory to the fonts folder in the Control Panel.
10. Now you can view hebrew with your communicator!
 

Using Internet Explorer 5.0 is the best way to get things done on the web. Browsing the web, searching for content and navigating, managing favourites, searching history, are quicker operations with Internet Explorer 5.0.

In order to view Hebrew properly on this site, it is necessary to use a browser that supports the Unicode Hebrew range such as Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher; Internet Explorer 4.x or lower and Netscape Navigator in all its versions including 6.0, among others, fail to support it either partially or altogether.

Setting up Internet Explorer 5.0 for Multilingual and Unicode Support