Consider the attached single-slide presentation, with RTL text. If you:

0. Have two keyboard input languages enabled, an LTRish Western layout and an RTLish layout
1. Place the cursor at the end of the second bullet point, which says שורה שניה. Remember the end is at the left edge, since this is RTL content.
2. Make sure your cursor is pointing due left (corresponding to an RTL keyboard layout) and hasn't been switched.
3. Press the left arrow key.
4. Paste the character א (copy it from here if needed).
5. Press the left arrow key.

Expected result:

Moving left - past the end of the paragraph - should bring us to the first cursor position in the next RTL paragraph, which is before the hyperlink, i.e. to the right of the hyperlink and facing left. Pasting the א places that letter to the right of the hyperlink, with the cursor to its left and facing left. Pressing Left should move the cursor past the hyperlink, to its left edge (and before the space), continuing to face due left.

Actual results:

The cursor is placed to the _left_ of the hyperlink, facing _right_. Pasting the א places the letter to the right of the hyperlink - and brings the cursor to the right of the hyperlink as well, now facing left. Pressing left doesn't move your cursor, but changes its orientation to now face right.

We don't see any of these weird cursor placements and re-orientations if we just move between two lines of RTL text, due left from the leftmost of the first of them.