Javax.mail Send mail vwith Israelian text

Hi, sorry for my english but i don't speak it very well....i have a problem with my class that send email....
When i send email with normal text (e.g in English) there's no problem and everything works fine....but tha problem is that i need to send email with a subject and a body in Israelian language...but when i send the email the text automatically is translated with our ASCII table (Israelian ASCII table is different)....so i think that the only way to send the text so that it remains in israelian, is to send the text in binary text (like the ftp that you can send in ASCII o BINARY.....i need to send in binary mode like the ftp)....
If someone knows how to resolve this problem please help me....i have no more idea!!!!
Thanks bye

Assuming the default language/charset on the machine you're using is set to
"Israelian", this should "just work". If it's not working, you might want to override
the default by setting the System property "mail.mime.charset" to the charset to
use. Sorry, you're going to need to know the correct charset name; I certainly don't.
You can try sending email using another mailer like Thunderbird or Outlook and see
what charset it is using.

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