Dodi Shoebat is the wife of Walid Shoebat, a prominent anti-Islam activist and former Muslim who converted to Christianity, and serves as a key officer and administrative assistant for the Walid Shoebat Foundation (also known as Rescue Christians). In this role, she supports the organization's operations focused on Christian advocacy and opposition to radical Islam, handling administrative tasks such as managing communications, event coordination, and financial operations. As an Evangelical Christian, Dodi shares her family's commitment to promoting Christian causes and critiquing what they perceive as threats from radical Islam, including through speaking engagements and online content production. She has been involved in the foundation's activities alongside her husband, contributing to its administrative and promotional efforts, though she maintains a lower public profile compared to Walid and their son Theodore (Ted) Shoebat, who is also an activist. The Shoebat family is known for their evangelical Christian outreach, producing videos, books, and lectures that highlight perceived threats from Islam and alleged persecutions of Christians in Muslim-majority countries, with Dodi providing behind-the-scenes support to amplify these messages. The family's work has faced criticism from groups like the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), which has accused them of promoting Islamophobia and misinformation, and the foundation has drawn scrutiny for its fundraising practices and controversial rhetoric. While Dodi is not typically the primary target of such adversarial relationships, her association with the foundation places her within these networks of controversy. Little is publicly documented about her personal background, education, or early life, with most information centering on her familial and professional ties to the Shoebat enterprise. As part of the Shoebat network, Dodi is connected to broader influence networks in conservative Christian circles, though no specific controversies or legal issues are directly attributed to her. Dodi's personal life revolves around her marriage to Walid and their family, including son Theodore Shoebat. Living in the United States, she embodies the role of a supportive spouse and team member in a niche activist NGO, contributing to efforts that blend personal faith with political and social commentary on global religious issues.