Available 7-bit Hebrew fonts.

Jerusalem, TelAviv, OldJaffa, DeadSea 
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Those are the "regular" fonts in most applications.
Jerusalem is the default.
DeadSea is a darker font.
TelAviv is a sort of sans-serif font.
OldJaffa is a narrow font.

redis8, redis9, redis10, redis12, redis17, rediss8,9,10, redisbx10
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This font contains a full set of Hebrew letters in a "sans-serif"
style, and selected punctuation.

hclassic, dclassic, hcaption, dcaption
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These fonts come in two styles: a standard form and a slanted one,
and provides Biblical-style letters along with full
vocalization capabilities (that is, vowels, called in Hebrew NIKUD).

The fonts dclassic and dcaption are a modified version of 
hclassic and hcaption, in that they contain, apart from the
original characters and vowels, also digits and special symbols
copied from the font DeadSea.

Usage is described in the guide classic_guide (available in noa.huji.ac.il
in tex/tex_guides).

ShalomScript10, ShalomStick10, ShalomOldStyle10
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Those are three variations of a Hebrew font with "vowels". Three fonts +
vowels are available - ShalomScript10.mf, ShalomStick10.mf  and  
ShalomOldStyle.mf .
Usage is described in Shalom.readme.

Available 8-bit Hebrew fonts:
            
Jerusalem_newcode, TelAviv_newcode, OldJaffa_newcode, DeadSea_newcode, 
redis8_newcode, redis9_newcode, redis10_newcode, redis12_newcode, 
redis17_newcode, 
rediss8_newcode, rediss9_newcode, rediss10_newcode.

The "newcode" version of a fonts is exactly the same as the 7-bit
version, as regards the shapes of characters. The difference lies in the
characters' locations in the ASCII collating sequence.