Daoud Walid Shoebat is the brother of Walid Shoebat, a controversial figure known for claiming to be a former Palestinian terrorist who converted to Christianity and became an anti-Islam activist. Residing in the West Bank, Daoud has publicly disputed his brother's narratives, asserting that Walid was never involved in terrorism or violent activities during their youth in Bethlehem, and that such claims are fabrications intended to promote his career and the Walid Shoebat Foundation. This public disagreement has positioned Daoud in an adversarial relationship with his brother's organization, which has accused him of being influenced or smeared by opposing forces. Daoud's statements emerged prominently in media interviews and reports around the mid-2000s, when investigations into Walid Shoebat's background gained traction. He has described their family life as ordinary, without the radical elements Walid portrays, and emphasized that Walid's involvement with groups like the PLO was minimal or nonexistent. Beyond this familial dispute, little is publicly documented about Daoud's personal or professional life, suggesting he maintains a low profile outside of these controversies. His interventions have been cited in critiques of Walid Shoebat's credibility, contributing to broader discussions on the authenticity of conversion stories and anti-terrorism advocacy. Daoud remains based in the West Bank, continuing to represent a dissenting voice within the family's public narrative.