If a chazan skipped specifically Birkat HaMinim (the blessing against heretics/informers), must he be removed?
Synopsis
Skipping Birkat HaMinim triggers immediate removal because of the suspicion that the chazan may be a heretic. However, if he already began the blessing before erring, he is not removed.
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