I agree with you on this point. I’m not even sure which gedolim you’re referring to that are compromising? And its not clear what you mean by compromising, either. Please do not specify any names, however – It may be lashon hara.
I’m not sure how to respond, as I would not name anyone. However, a Gadol is someone who cares about the entity of Klal Yisroel as a whole, and wants to be Mekadesh Shem Shomaiym. Unfortunately, Kiddush Hashem & politics don’t usually mix. In the name of “politics” (meaning you gave us or will give us GELT), Torah principles (such as not promoting LGBT, Shmiras Shabbos for the Klal, Kashrus for the Klal, Yishuv Eretz Yisroel, etc.) are pushed aside so that a specific subgroup of Yidden will have more gelt. That is not what a Gadol of Klal Yisroel does.
C”V, if we are thrown out of EY because of what happens in Tel Aviv (as the Torah promises), it will be because politicians were too busy getting their minor subgroup gelt instead of improving the Klal as a whole (or passing laws to help it along).