Theodora Shoebat is an American Christian activist and advocate, primarily recognized as the wife of Walid Shoebat, a self-proclaimed former Palestinian terrorist who converted to Christianity and became a prominent critic of radical Islam. She is a key figure in the family's advocacy work against radical Islam, which they have been involved in since the early 2000s. Together, they focus on raising awareness about the persecution of Christians in Muslim-majority countries and promoting Christian Zionism. Theodora has co-authored several books with her husband, including titles like 'God's War on Terror' and 'The Cross & the Crescent,' where she contributes perspectives on family, faith, and resistance to Islamist extremism. The couple founded the Walid Shoebat Foundation and later Rescue Christians, organizations dedicated to supporting persecuted Christians and educating the public on what they describe as the threats posed by Islamic radicalism. Theodora plays a supportive role in their public speaking engagements, conferences, and media appearances, often emphasizing the importance of family unity and biblical principles in confronting global issues. Their work has garnered both support from conservative Christian communities and significant controversy, with critics accusing the Shoebats of Islamophobia and fabricating parts of Walid's backstory. Despite the backlash, Theodora remains active in their ministry, residing in the United States and continuing to contribute to their online platforms and publications. Little is publicly known about her early life or personal background beyond her marriage to Walid in the 1980s and their role as parents to several children.