By Ira Sharkansky, PhD Ira Sharansky JERUSALEM — Yair Lapid has become our Prime Minister, at least until the election results in November. It’s been a long haul, with Lapid demonstrating resolve and a willingness to defer. His coupling with Bennett, whose party had only a quarter of the Knesset seats as Lapid, demonstrated a lack of prominent ego.Lapid is the son of a deceased politician, Tomi Lapid, and Yair was a former star in the media. More or less like his Ukrainian counterpart, Vladimir Zelensky. Lapid’s first words were his call for national unity. That hardly fits the image of a divi…