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This is a little tricky – I have a db with tables encoded as utf-8, I also got 1 view with hebrew_ci encoding.
I need to select stuff from the view and insert it to one table, with a php script, how can I do it without massing up the Hebrew characters?
maybe you could use PHP Multi-Byte functions, especially mb_convert_encoding.
Note that hebrew_ci is a collation, not a charset. I guess that the hebrew charset you use is ISO-8859-8, according to this article, and the fact that hebrew_ci seems to be a MySQL collation rather than a MSSQL one (check this).