Suggestions for hebrew-fonts

The following packages have something in common with the package hebrew-fonts. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.

• Package latex-uni8: Universal inputenc, fontenc, and babel for pdfLaTeX and LuaLaTeX
• Package ly1: Support for LY1 LaTeX encoding
• Package pcfonts: Hebrew fonts for use on DOS PCs
• Package babel-hebrew: Babel support for Hebrew
• Package b1encoding: LaTeX encoding tools for Bookhands fonts
• Package t2: Support for using T2 encoding
• Package culmus: Hebrew fonts from the Culmus project
• Package redis: A Hebrew font
• Package sikumuna: LyX template for Hebrew article format
• Package cjhebrew: Typeset Hebrew with LaTeX
• Package mapcodes: Support for multiple character sets and encodings
• Package codepage: Support for variant code pages
• Package utf8add: Additional support for UTF-8 encoded LaTeX input
• Package ginpenc: Modification of inputenc for German
• Package rtkinenc: Input encoding with fallback procedures
• Package umlaute: German input encodings in LaTeX
• Package datetime2-hebrew: Hebrew language module for the datetime2 package
• Package latin1jk: Inputenc encoding for verbatim ISO 8859-1 use
• Package latin2jk: Inputenc encoding for verbatim ISO 8859-2 use
• Package latin3jk: Inputenc encoding for verbatim ISO 8859-3 use
• Package inputenx: Enhanced input encoding handling
• Package lgrx: Obsolete package for Greek in text
• Package fontenc: Standard package for selecting font encodings
• Package hebtex: Support for Hebrew and other right-to-left languages
• Package newunicodechar: Definitions of the meaning of Unicode characters
• Package selinput: Semi-automatic detection of input encoding
• Package ucs: Extended UTF-8 input encoding support for LaTeX
• Package uspace: Giving meaning to various Unicode space characters
• Package gnu-freefont: A Unicode font, with rather wide coverage
• Package newcomputermodern: Computer Modern fonts including matching non-latin alphabets
• Package verbtext: Verbatim, interpreting non-ascii text