ASCII Generator: Text in ASCII-Schriftzug umwandeln (JERUSALEM)

Jerusalem by Gedaliah Friedenberg - based on Standard by G. Chappell & Ian Chai
Questions and comments regarding jerusalem.flf to gfrieden@nyx.cs.du.edu
Modified for figlet 2.1 by Glenn Chappell 16 Dec 1993
Date: 13 Feb 1994

Explanation of first line:
flf2 - "magic number" for file identification
a    - should always be `a', for now
$    - the "hardblank" -- prints as a blank, but can't be smushed
7    - height of a character
6    - height of a character, not including descenders
100  -  max line length (excluding comment lines) + a fudge factor
15   - default smushmode for this font
31   - number of comment lines
1    - print right-to-left (figlet 2.1 or later only)

Hebrew keyboard maps:

All capital letters print the english character for that key.  All numbers 
and symbols are the same in in Hebrew/English except for those shown here.
The * symbol prints as a Jewish star (Star of David).
While in figlet, type ~ on a line by itself to see this list:

aleph   = t | zayin    = z | lamed   = k | ayin    = g | shin/sin  = a
bet/vet = c | chet     = j | mem     = n | pey/fey = p | taf/saf   = ,
gimmel  = d | tet      = y | final " = o | final " = ; | ,(comma)  = '
daled   = s | yud      = h | nun     = b | tzaadi  = m | .(period) = /
hay     = v | kaf/chaf = f | final " = i | final " = . | ;         = `
vav     = u | final "  = l | samekh  = x | kuf     = e | /         = q
The asterisk (*) is a Star of David      | resh    = r | '(apost.) = w