קבר דוד המלך: The Tomb of King David is a recent (mediaeval) site which could not be the actual burial place as King David was buried in the City of David which lies further east and south:

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DOREEN ELLEN BELL-DOTAN, TZFAT: When we take every step in Gratitude and in Respect and Sacred Awe for the power that resides in Nature, then the promise: "Everywhere you step your foot down, there it will be yours" is fulfilled. We become true sovereign on the Land, and our Sovereignty extends from the heights of Heaven to the depths of the Abyss. This is the true meaning of the Kingdom of David - The Kingdom of the Beloved.

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Nena C. Benigno: The dramatic rescue plan for the Jews was devised by three men who mapped out a strategy over weekend nights playing poker and smoking cigars. They were: Quezon, who would sanction the Jews’ official entry and even donate his own land in Marikina and Mindanao for their settlements; American High Commissioner to the Philippines Paul McNutt, who risked his political career convincing US government officials to issue thousands of working visas for Jews to the Philippines; and Herbert Frieder and his sons, owners of the Philippine-based Helena Cigar and Cigarette Factory, who provided jobs in their factory for the Jews, raised money to transport them to Manila, found them housing and schools for their children.

Reprinted from “I Await His Coming Every Day” (Kehot Publication Society, 1991) Adapted & Translated by Rabbi Eliyahu Touger Edited by Uri Kaploun.: After quoting and analyzing several references to Mashiach in Bilaam’s prophecy, the Rambam begins a second halachah with these words: 

Similarly, in regard to the Cities of Refuge, it is stated, "When G‑d will expand your borders… you shall add three more cities." This command has never been fulfilled.