Talk:Bagrut
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[edit] "Torah"
That's incorrect. The Torah refers to the first part of the bible, which is five books out of 24. There isn't a bagrut exam on Torah, but rather the three parts of the bible.
But if I'll correct it to "Bible" it won't sound Jewish-specific.. The exam is mostly about the Jewish views of the bible. So, native speakers, what's the best wording for this?
