Beyond its role as a city of refuge, what was Kedesh in Galilee known for during the time of the Israelite conquest and the period of the Judges?

A It was a city of refuge and the place where Barak was summoned by Deborah to lead an army against Sisera. B It served primarily as a center for agricultural trade, exporting grains and olives to neighboring regions. C Kedesh was mainly a religious center, housing a prominent temple dedicated to Baal and serving as a pilgrimage site. D It functioned as the primary naval base for the Israelite tribes in the north, controlling access to the Sea of Galilee.