I guess it's enough to use the left-to-right mark (& #8206;) after the Hebrew text, to force the direction and bypass the
Unicode bidi algorithm, like this:
& #1513;& #1497;& #1512; & #1492;& #1513;& #1497;& #1512;& #1497;& #1501;& #8206;(29)
It seems the "direction" and "unicode-bidi" CSS properties are not really needed.