Jerusalem Zionist legislators dissolved the parliament on Thursday, trailing the country’s fifth election in less than four years, when Foreign Minister Yair Lapid appointed the prime minister to enjoy his caretaker in the middle of the night. After a unanimous 92-0 vote, centrist Prime Minister Naftali Stones embraced Bennett’s exit, a year in which the inertia of the eighty-party coalition finally failed because of ideological divisions. Lapid, whose father was a Hungarian-born Holocaust survivor, immediately went to Parliament to vote at the Yad Vashem Holocaust center in Jerusalem after the memorial. “There, I promised my late father that he would...