Esther Coopersmith, Diplomatic Trailblazer, Dies at 94

President Biden praises Coopersmith's pivotal role in international diplomacy and peace.

Esther Coopersmith, a renowned Washington diplomat and hostess, passed away at the age of 94.
President Joe Biden honored Coopersmith, highlighting her role as a 'skilled diplomat' and a 'genuine bridge-builder' who significantly contributed to international diplomacy and peace.
Throughout her life, Coopersmith was involved in various diplomatic roles, including serving as a U.S. delegate to the United Nations and as a UNESCO goodwill ambassador.
Coopersmith's efforts in diplomacy were recognized across political lines, with her work spanning multiple administrations and fostering international dialogue and understanding.
Her legacy includes fostering peace through the Camp David Accords and advancing women's rights, leaving behind a family of four children and eight grandchildren.