Mazeh was a Jewish village in the north side of western Galilee during the Mishnaic and Talmudic days. The village is mentioned in Mosaic of Rehob as a village of the district of ancient Tyre, Lebanon.

The village is mentioned in the 12th line, along with another Jewish villages as Betzet, Matzuva, and Hanita.

The accepted dentification of the ancient village is at the ruins known as Khirbet Mazeh, approximately two kilometers north of Rosh HaNikra (kibbutz), near the village of Naqoura in present-day Lebanon.