Gadhafi and Libya used to do, but I may not be well informed. There have been assassinations of Iranian opposition figures outside the country. They have used violence against some of their own people. And again, they would put that, if they acknowledge it at all, more in the category of internal politics, settling accounts left over from the revolution. That's not a very nice business to be engaged in, and it's also not very uncommon in the Middle East for political dissidents to run into trouble with their adversaries in governments.
Islamic fundamentalism is something that Iran supports.
I know we don't equate Islamic fundamentalism with terrorism. That is exactly the principal difference. People who are good Muslims and practice Islam as a religion have our full respect as does the religion. But people who practice violence and terrorism, whether they are under a religious guise or a secular guise, have our full condemnation. It's extremely serious given the policies that Iran is following in the region.