It's funny how your analyses of Netanyahu's statements always miss the point.Netanyahu promised he wouldn't support a Palestinian state or allow the two state solution to come to pass as long as he was in office, and promised also that he would never give up security control of the Jordan Valley and West Bank, which means he will never support a sovereign Palestinian state.
What Netanyahu was saying was that he doesn't want another situation like what occurred in Gaza -- Israel ended its occupation, and the Palestinians responded by escalating their terrorist attacks against Israel.
His position is entirely reasonable.
Despite your attempts to distort the context, Netanyahu's position has been clear. He is opposed to creating a Palestinian state that is focused on destroying Israel.
If the Palestinians accept the existence of a Jewish nation and renounce terrorism, Netanyahu has stated that he will support the creation of a Palestinian state.
The issue is the Palestinians, not Netanyahu. It is the Palestinians' fixation on killing Jews that is preventing them from making any progress.