“A truly beautiful letter ... Hebrew emerged and became widely used by the Jews who settled in Israel. Pludwinski’s book surveys a wide range of writing samples, including an inscription on a stela, ...

There is formal and script writing. Once you learn the alphabet ... The only easy part to learning Hebrew is the decoding. There are no blending of letters its all as you see.

The proto-Sinaitic script developed into the Phoenician alphabet, which, in turn, inspired the early Hebrew, Greek and Roman ... and syllabaries (where letters represent syllables) that added ...