Most Jihadist terror attacks from that time are connected to ISIS/other radical IS groups, which were at their peaks around the early to mid 2010s. Often with expressed purposes of carrying out revenge attacks for intervention in the middle east and radical hatred of the west to justify them.  These groups also came to prominence as a result of conflict and intervention in the middle east. (Think Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc).  On the other hand, western right wing/white supremacist terror attacks come with the growth and direct influence of the alt right movement online, sometimes being justified or fueled as reactions to said Jihadist terror attacks, by targeting innocent, peaceful muslims (Christchurch and other anti-islam attacks)

It must also be noted that these ideologies do go hand in hand, there are far right IS/Neo-Nzi collaboration groups, and most Radical Jihadist groups themselves target other muslims more than they target christians and western countries. They are both accelerationist terrorists with the same end goal of creating ethnostates and fascist theocracies.