How Many Jews Across-the-Green-Line in Jerusalem?

From this 2011 report on Jerusalem:

At the end of 2009....Of the Jewish population, 193,700 lived in areas added to the city in 1967, representing 42% of the total number of residents of those areas and 39% of the total Jewish population of the city. Population figures for the larger Jewish neighborhoods constructed after 1967 were as follows: 40,400 in Ramot Alon; 39,800 in Pisgat Ze’ev; 29,000 in Gilo; 18,600 in Neve Ya’acov; 14,200 in Ramat Shlomo (Rekhes Shu’afat); and 13,700 in East Talpiot.

I checked more recent date from here, the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies Statistical yearbook 2012 edition with figures from end of 2010 (two years ago):

Neve Yaakov                  19,700
Pisgat Ze'ev                   40,400
Ramat Shlomo                14,560
Ramot Allon                   41,400
Ramot Eshkol,
Givat Mivtar, Sanhedria   15,600
Givat Shapira                  8,600
East Talpiyot                 14,000
Har Homa                      40,000
Gilo                              29,535
Jewish Quarter                3,100

which all adds up to 227,000 more or less (I didn't count Jews living in the Muslim Quarter).

That's an increase of 33,300.

But there are almost two more years of growth to include.

"Almost a quarter of a million Jews in across-the-Green-Line Jerusalem" sound okay?

Anybody want to check my calculations?

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New Yesha Statistics

At the (Hebrew) Eye on Yesha blog, and at the official Yesha Council blog, there's the results of a statistic study on the religious outlook viewpoints of the 340,000 Yesha residents conducted by the Yesha Councill research unit.  There are graphs, as well.

Some highlights:

National - Religious:   34%

Hareidi -                   32%

Secular -                   34%


Among the 80,000 residents of Local Councils,
45% NR; 46% S; 9% H.

City/municipal, 150,000 residents,
62% H; 29% S; 9% NR.

Regional councils, 110,000 residents,
62% NR; 31% S; 7% S.

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Thank You One and All

Statistics

Report: Settlers use just 9% of state-allocated West Bank land

West Bank settlements have been allocated huge amounts of land, but use very little of it, according to a Peace Now report.

Only nine percent of the area under settlement jurisdiction has been built on, and only 12 percent is being used at all, the report said, citing Civil Administration figures.

I've got a hunch: how much land is being used by Jews throughout little, pre-67 Israel? With all the Negev free, I am sure the percentage is below 50%.

If so, what does that prove?