May the prayer leader (chazan) who recites kiddush in the synagogue drink from the kiddush wine?
Synopsis
Since the chazan reciting synagogue kiddush is not at his own meal, he cannot fulfill his kiddush obligation through this recitation and is therefore prohibited from drinking the wine himself.
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