Hebrew macintosh keyboard

Hi
I need to get a keyboard that will work with a mac in hebrew for a present. Can anyone give me some ideas.

You might want to look at these sites:
Aramedia, CustomKeys, DataCal or Hooleon or SpeedSkin.

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