This web-site is optimised for Unicode and the Internet Explorer 7 browser and should correctly display Hebrew text and English text simultaneously on the same web-page. English text is displayed in left-to-right format while the Hebrew text should be displayed in right-to-left format with vowel points correctly aligned both vertically and horizontally.   If you want to test your browser's ability to display Hebrew then please use the Glossary page as a test page because it contains a substantial number of words displayed in fully pointed Hebrew.   Unicode is a coding method for simplifying the simultaneous display of different alphabets - e.g. Latin, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic, Tibetan, Japanese, etc. - in documents and web-pages. 1.. What is Unicode? 2.. Hebrew page at www.unicode.org   Display of Hebrew letters under Unicode by various internet web browsers   correct right-to-left display correct alignment of vowel points Avant Browser v10.1 Internet Explorer 7.0 Mozilla 1.0 (5.0) Netscape 4.6 Netscape 8 beta Opera 6.05 Opera 7.53 Opera 8 [April 2005] RealOne Player v2 DeepNet Explorer 1.2 Apple Mac Safari for Windows, version 3.04 VOWEL POINTS ARE POSITIONED BELOW CONSONANTS BUT ARE LEFT-ALIGNED BlackBerry 8300 The server log for this web-site confirms that it has been visited several times by Blackberry users. Advanced Browser for Windows -- Ace Explorer for Windows -- Nokia (PDA phone browser) -- Konqueror browser -- Firefox browser 1.0