Security Directorate to release a statement renouncing the story, confirming that the security forces did not arrest "Santa Claus." Discovery of Brotherhood plot to drown Egypt using prayers for rain As was the case with the story about the arrest of Santa Claus, Al-Hudood's story about the Brotherhood plot to drown Egypt with prayers for rain was treated as a real news story; there was an outpour of accusations from supporters of the Egyptian president Abdelfattah Es-Sisi against the Muslim Brotherhood, accusing them of actually plotting to drown Egypt. A number of news sites and channels accused Sisi supporters of fabricating fake news stories to defame the Muslim Brotherhood. Drug Enforcement Agency lists Jameed as a controlled substance A number of news sites copied Al-Hudood's satirical report that the Jordanian Drug Enforcement Agency had listed jameed—a hard, dry yogurt and the key ingredient in mansaf—as a schedule I controlled substance because it allegedly "impairs focus." The news spread among Jordanians before the news sites discovered that the decision was not actually passed and deleted their articles, and before the Jordanian Fact-Checking Organization announced that the news was false. This has been the case with several pieces by Alhudood, which have been taken, word for word, by other media and newspapers. In this regards, Alhudood has pushed some of the publications themselves to start questioning what they read, and do less of the copy-pasting. Additionally, the website refrains from including the author's name in the byline in order to avoid danger. Awards WAN/IFRA Middle East awards for Best in Social Media Engagement (2nd place) and Best Digital Project to Engage Younger and/or Millennial Audiences (3rd place) The Drum Online Media Awards 2017, nominated for the Best Local/Regional News Site The 2018 One World Media Award for the Special Award Sources Jordanian news websites All stub articles