Hebrew RTL Interface Review

Review the following code for RTL failures. Most RTL bugs pass review because they look correct to someone who does not read Hebrew.

Code: <code> [Paste JSX / CSS] </code>

Check:

1. Directionality — is dir set on html rather than body. Setting it on body does not override an html-level declaration and creates an inconsistent state.
2. Logical properties — margin-inline-start instead of margin-left, padding-inline-end, inset-inline. Every explicit left or right value is suspect until proven otherwise.
3. Directional icons — a "next" arrow must flip in RTL; a non-directional icon (checkmark, trash) must not. Go through every icon and decide.
4. Mixed text — a Hebrew string containing an English word, URL, file path, or code fragment. Check terminal punctuation — a full stop ending a Hebrew sentence that finishes with a Latin word jumps to the wrong position without bidi isolation.
5. Numbers and direction — numbers remain LTR inside RTL text. Check amounts, dates, ranges ("3-5"), and phone numbers.
6. Input fields — placeholder, text alignment, caret position, and fields that must stay LTR (email, password, card number).
7. Animation and scrolling — transform direction, horizontal scroll, and drawer position. A slide-in from the left reads backwards in Hebrew.
8. Overflow — Hebrew text runs 20-30% longer than English on average. Check buttons, tabs, and headings at 390px width.

For each finding: location in the code, what breaks visually, and the fix. Mark severity: breaks usage / looks wrong / polish.