Crisis-beleaguered Lebanon on Sunday was heading into the unknown as President Michel Aoun left the presidential palace a day before his six-year term is set to end without having a successor in place. Due to deep divisions between Lebanon’s leading political forces, no presidential successor has yet been named. Aoun’s six-year term ends at midnight on Monday. “We are heading towards the unknown,” political observer Rabih al- Habr told Lebanon’s New TV. In an address he made before leaving the palace on Sunday, Aoun, 89, lashed out at Lebanon’s judiciary and the central bank governor, blaming …