Reading material: Obviously, you may want to google "learn to read hebrew" and probably find something good enough to start with. Later, I found it useful to find a site in the target language that covers a subject you're familiar with (for example, I frequently check eurogamer.fr, where I already know the geist of each news article, because It's basically the same news I read on other sites - only this time in french). You can ask here for recommendations on Hebrew sites in specific subjects. Writing: For handwriting, google and youtube can find some nice tutorials. As for typing, you can use a virtual keyboard (i.e. http://gate2home.com/Hebrew-Keyboard ), but I recommend finding a physical b-language keyboard (amazon has some for ~$30). if you are short on money / desk space, a good enough alternative is Hebrew Keyboard Stickers.

The best way is start with some classes or a good conversation guide and later to read texts for children (basic grammar) and watch Israeli TV, I think. This is the way that I use for learning.

sorry ，I can help your Chinese,I'm learning English

It's okay, but it'd be better to use the open channel (which i check anyway)

Thank you! That was really helpful. Is it okay if I message you any questions I have about Hebrew? :)