The classic early-twentieth-century Hebrew book face, still the default look of much printed Hebrew (Windows ships a cut as FrankRuehl). Use it for books, newspapers, and any text that should feel like “ordinary Hebrew print.”
Avoid: System cuts vary in quality and nikud; for the web prefer Frank Ruhl Libre unless you have a licensed foundry file.
Use the family name in a font stack with a same-genre fallback so unsupported browsers still land on a reasonable Hebrew face.
.hebrew-frank-ruehl {
font-family: 'David', serif;
}