ANNOUNCER: This is CNN breaking news.</s>BERMAN: We have breaking news out of Israel, where the current prime minister, Benjamin -- Benjamin Netanyahu, is now calling for a unity government, in part to avoid going to elections for a third time, he says. Netanyahu's chief rival, Benny Gantz just responded to this offer. Let's go to CNN's Oren Lieberman, live in Jerusalem with all the breaking details. Oren, what's going on?</s>OREN LIEBERMANN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, former IDF chief of staff Benny Gantz also said he wants unity government but not under Benjamin Netanyahu. He says he should be in charge of that unity government because, according to all the projections now, he has the biggest party. He basically just declared victory in these elections. The only problem, he doesn't have a government yet. And neither does Netanyahu. Both of these calling for the same outcome without any clear path to get there. Why is that? Because Gantz has said from the very beginning that he refuses to sit with Netanyahu, because he's under criminal investigation. Meanwhile, Netanyahu spent the entire campaign painting Gantz as a leftist and his enemy, only now to call for a unity government. We are two days past the last Israeli elections and already, speculation and talking about a third election within just a few months is already on the table. In fact, Israel's president said form a government as soon as possible, or third elections are really a possibility. Even though he'll --
Benny Gantz Says He Should be Prime Minister in Unity Government.