Kindline

Kindline is unique among Charedi publications in that writers and illustrators must attribute their work using their real name within the magazine, and not use a pseudonym as is traditionally accepted at many Yiddish publications.

Kindline writers and editors are mostly noted educators, teachers or speakers in the Chareidi community.[3] The editorial board includes author and lecturer, Rabbi Fishel Shachter,[4] Editor-in-Chief Mendel Paneth and Dovid Weber.[5] Staff writers include, Ari Abramowitz,[6] and historian Joseph Kwadrat[7] among many others.

Kindline weekly illustrations and comics are mostly the works of Batsheva Havlin, Avram Zmora, Motty Heller and several other artists. However, drawings and comics series by acclaimed Israeli artists, such as Yoel Waxberger, Gadi Pollak,[8] Jacky Yarhi, Deborah Kotovsky[9] are frequently published and appear regularly in special issues, such as the Purim or Pesach magazines.

In collaboration with illustrators, writers, and publishing company Kinder Shpiel, Kindline regularly publishes hardcover comic books of comic serials and other weekly columns that were previously printed in the magazine.

• Geshichta-line (Yiddish: געשיכטע-ליין‎): History research article on the life of the Jewish people by Joseph Kwadrat, Yichus and Jewish history researcher.