Why nobody seems to be considering, or even thinking about, a Rwanda-style intervention in Gaza I don't know. Well, maybe I do. The aggressors in Rwanda didn't have a superpower backing them up.

Come to think of it, whatever a government does to populations it dislikes on land already under its control, intervention, military or otherwise, is rare. Rwanda aside, nobody really tried to help the American Indians, the Uighurs, the Tibetans, the German Jews pre-1939, American Blacks during slavery and afterwards, the Soviet citizenry itself under Stalin. The only exceptions I can think of offhand are the Vietnamese intervention in Cambodia in 1979 and the international pressure that helped take down the apartheid regime in South Africa. Maybe Bosnia.

What to do? Damned if I know, but ending the U.S. military/financial support to SOI, comprising about four billion dollars a year, might be a start. Along with the political demise of anyone and everyone in government who votes for it or signs off on its continuation.