Beyond its role as a city of refuge, what is the likely symbolic significance of Kadesh (Kedesh) in the Old Testament, considering its name and geographical location?

A A symbol of God's judgment and the consequences of disobedience, located in a region prone to conflict. B Representing a place of purification and cleansing before entering the Promised Land, near important water sources. C A place of separation and mourning due to its proximity to burial grounds of prominent figures. D A place of sanctuary and renewal, geographically positioned as a transition point between wilderness and settled territory, its name suggesting holiness.