Actually he hasn't.
He went along with the first freeze. He capitulated on a Palestinian State. In fact I dare you to show any instance where he held firm.
Moshe Ya'alon, Begin, other Likud members, are holding firm. Not Netanyahu.
He talks a nice game, he did the first time too. At the end his bending to Clinton got his own allies to reject him. That brought the tragedy of having Barak become PM. He is now bending to Obama/Clinton and the result could be tragedy.
What will save Israel- and him- maybe is if he can't persuade the whores at Shas to sign on to this trap.
To be fair to Netanyahu, very few Israeli PM's have been able to withstand an unfriendly American President. On the other hand that is what people who had high hopes for Netanyahu prayed for and what Israel needs in a leader: today more then ever when the American President is so hostile.
His “capitulation” on a so-called palestinian state does not include Jerusalem and comes with major military restrictions as you know. It’s nothing they would agree to, as we can see since they haven’t. What I have seen is Bibi trying to be diplomatic and make the appearance of trying to work with the Americans, but how often since Ozero got into office have we heard them say that what Israel is doing “isn’t helpful”? What makes you think Bibi really wants to give the land away but his hands are tied? That’s not what he says and that’s not what has happened this time.