Beyond its role as a city of refuge, what is the likely reason Kedesh in Galilee (Joshua 20:7) was chosen for this designation, considering its historical and cultural context?

A Its proximity to major trade routes ensured easy access for those seeking asylum. B Its association with Barak's victory over Sisera (Judges 4:10) made it a symbol of divine protection and justice. C Its location on a high point offered a natural defensive advantage against pursuers. D It was the birthplace of a prominent judge known for their wisdom and impartiality.