The KOMA-Script bundle provides an option to specify the amount of binding correction needed in order to compensate for the width lost in the binding process. By default, it is added to the left margin, which is where the binding is applied for Left to Right languages. However, if a document is written in Hebrew or Arabic, one binds it on the right. The KOMA-Script manual does not consider that option. After a bit of playing I’ve found out that simply using a negative value for the binding correction works.
For example, if in an English document you would use
\documentclass[BCOR=8.25mm]{scrreprt}
For Hebrew you would set
\documentclass[BCOR=-8.25mm]{scrreprt}