"East Jerusalem" only existed as a Jordanian municipality unit, so there is no point in trying to have an Israeli equivalent. According to Jerusalem municipality website, the total population of Jerusalem in 2003 comprised 693,200 people, of which 464,500 (67.0%) were Jews and 228,700 (33.0%) were non-Jews. Since most non-Jewish residents are concentrated in the eastern part of the city, and the count of 410,000 people refers to the 1948-67 Jordanian municipality borders, that would mean that only about 52% of east Jerusalem is populated by non-Jews, and western Jerusalem is populated only by 280,000 persons. This sounds highly implausible.