AI Overview White power groups, such as those that espouse white supremacist or white nationalist ideologies, and the government of Iran generally have no established or formal relationships. However, there are certain instances where their interests or rhetoric have intersected: Antisemitism as a common ground: White power groups often express strong antisemitic views, and some within Iran's leadership have also employed antisemitic rhetoric. This shared animosity towards Jewish people or the state of Israel can be a point of convergence for some extremist individuals or small groups, though it does not indicate any official alliance or coordination. Targeting the US: Both white supremacist groups and the Iranian government may view the United States as an adversary, although for vastly different ideological and political reasons. Some white supremacists wish to undermine the US government and initiate a "race war". The Iranian government has a long-standing antagonistic relationship with the United States stemming from the 1979 revolution and subsequent events. Propaganda and Hypocrisy: The Iranian government has been accused of hypocrisy for condemning racism in the US while maintaining its own discriminatory practices. This suggests that their statements about racism are primarily a tool for political advantage, rather than genuine support for marginalized groups.